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Hi All, I am currently looking at how we can have a piece of content specifically SCORM marked as complete when another piece of content is completed, a kind of If this then that (ITTT).

For example, we have a SCORM package in the asset library, and it's used in two courses, Course A and Course B, but maybe for different reasons, so maybe Course B is more advanced and has more content included on additional pages of the course, So someone completes Course B, and so because they have gone through that SCORM Package, Course A is now redundant to them and so that too should be marked as complete for them as the content adds no other value if they were to start it.

I reached out to TI a while back, One of the platform SCORM experts, said, the SCORM package in Course A will be marked completed when launched. If that is the only content in Course A, then the entire Course A will be marked as complete when the student who already completed Course B starts Course A. If there is other content in Course A they need to complete, those will still be incomplete but the SCORM package will be marked as complete when launched.

As of yet this behaviour has not worked for me, TI did some testing but they saw the same issue and suggested it could be to do with if the SCORM package includes a "ResetRunTime" we use articulate and we have never turned that functionality on.

So has anybody experienced this?

Or has anybody tried to setup the same functionality?

Hi ​@craig_sumner 

There is no native way to do that in the platform however you could use an external trigger based took (Zapier, Workato, Make) to receive a zap and then fire an API call to set a course to complete.

You would need to use the : below webhook. See HERE a support document on setting up webhooks

 

 

The external tool will have to fire the below API with the parameter of the course you would like to be triggered to be complete

https://api.thoughtindustries.com/#course-external-activity

 

I hope I understood your need but if not please let me know, or if you need any more information on this approach please let me know.

 

Kind regards

Jon


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