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Storyline Sends This Quiz Data to an LMS

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This article applies to:

Storyline 360, Storyline 3

Curious to know how your learners answer individual questions on quizzes? When you publish your Storyline course for LMS, you have access to a number of question details. Select the standards from the list below to see what each offers.

cmi5

Publishing to cmi5 is exclusive to Storyline 360.

Before you dive deep into the reporting data, keep in mind that SCORM Cloud offers two options for viewing cmi5 quiz data details: xAPI and SCORM 2004 generated statements, as described below.

xAPI Statement Format

  • id: An internationalized resource identifier (IRI) with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to identify activities and interactions in a course
  • interactionType: The type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc)
  • timestamp: The time when the learner answered the question. This time measurement is in the ISO 8601 format required by the xAPI specification.
  • success: Whether the learner answered the question correctly or not
  • response: An IRI with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to determine how the learner answered the question
  • duration: How long it took the learner to answer the question. This time measurement is in the ISO 8601 format required by the xAPI specification.
  • description: The question text

SCORM 2004 Format

  • id: Storyline sends a series of data to identify the Scene#, the QuestionDraw# (if applicable), and the Slide# in that particular scene or question draw.
  • type: The type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc)
  • timestamp: When the learner answered the question
  • student_response: How the learner answered the question
  • correct_response: The correct answer for the question
  • result: Whether the learner answered the question correctly or not
  • weighting: The weight is the point value assigned to a question when published with the December 2022 update of Storyline 360 or later. 
  • latency: How long it took the learner to answer the question
  • description: The question text

xAPI

Before you dive deep into the reporting data, keep in mind that SCORM Cloud offers two options for viewing xAPI quiz data details: xAPI and SCORM 2004 generated statements, as described below.

xAPI Statement Format

  • id: An internationalized resource identifier (IRI) with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to identify activities and interactions in a course
  • interactionType: The type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc)
  • timestamp: The time when the learner answered the question. This time measurement is in the ISO 8601 format required by the xAPI specification.
  • success: Whether the learner answered the question correctly or not
  • response: An IRI with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to determine how the learner answered the question
  • raw: The score the learner received for a graded question with assigned points, depending on if they answered the question correctly or not
  • duration: How long it took the learner to answer the question. This time measurement is in the ISO 8601 format required by the xAPI specification.
  • description: The question text

SCORM 2004 Format

  • id: An internationalized resource identifier (IRI) with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to identify activities and interactions in a course
  • type: The type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc)
  • timestamp: When the learner answered the question
  • student_response: An IRI with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to determine how the learner answered the question
  • correct_response: An IRI with a unique string of characters assigned by Storyline that your LMS uses to identify what the correct response should be
  • result: Whether the learner answered the question correctly or not
  • weighting: Storyline doesn't use this item in xAPI. It'll always be blank.
  • latency: How long it took the learner to answer the question
  • description: The question text

SCORM 2004

  • id: Storyline sends a series of data to identify the Scene#, the QuestionDraw# (if applicable), and the Slide# in that particular scene or question draw.
  • type: The type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc)
  • timestamp: When the learner answered the question
  • student_response: How the learner answered the question
  • correct_response: The correct answer for the question
  • result: Whether the learner answered the question correctly or not
  • weighting: The weight is the point value assigned to a question when published with the December 2022 update of Storyline 360 or later. Storyline 3 doesn't use this item. It'll always be 1.
  • latency: How long it took the learner to answer the question
  • objective: Storyline doesn't use this item. It'll always be 0.
  • description: The question text

SCORM 1.2 and AICC

  • id: Storyline sends a series of data to identify the Scene#, the QuestionDraw# (if applicable), and the Slide# in that particular scene or question draw.
  • type: The type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc)
  • student_response: How the learner answered the question
  • correct_response: The correct answer for the question
  • result: Whether the learner answered the question correctly or not
  • weighting: The weight is the point value assigned to a question when published with the December 2022 update of Storyline 360 or later. Storyline 3 doesn't use this item. It'll always be 1.
  • latency: How long it took the learner to answer the question
  • objective: Storyline doesn't use this item. It'll always be 0.

Note: Question text isn't available for SCORM 1.2 and AICC courses. To send question text to your LMS, publish for SCORM 2004, xAPI, or cmi5, as described above.