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    Default Course Builder scoring

    I'm a newbie to Dreamweaver, seen the Macromedia tutorial on scoring
    Coursebuilder pages on multiple pages which i want to do but this seems quite
    complicated.

    Is there any other ways to do it ? Eg with cookies or by defining a variable
    on the correct 'pane' of the Action manager and moving that variable over to
    the next page ?

    I can build great interactions using Coursebuilder but i'm having a nightmare
    with the scoring. Even the demo just has a score for each question and not a
    full score. Like i say i'm a newbie to Dreamweaver and my experience with
    javascript is very limited.

    Regards

    P_SJ Guest

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    Default Re: Course Builder scoring

    To score across multiple pages and tally them up you need to use the tracking
    frameset supplied with CourseBuilder (or you can create your own). Because
    browsers don't maintain persistent information, each time you go to a new page
    any score gets lost, that is why you need to keep track of the score in a frame
    that doesn't change while the content is changing.

    An easier alternative that we describe in our book (Using Dreamweaver to
    Create eLearning: A comprehensive guide to CourseBuilder and Learning Site, see
    [url]www.rapidintake.com[/url]) is to put all of your interactions on one page and control
    them using the Action Manager.

    One other alternative is to use the a tracking system, such as an LMS. If you
    haven't looked at the Learning Site extension, you might consider doing that.
    It is a free tracking system designed to work with CourseBuilder (you can
    download it from [url]www.rapidintake.com/adobe[/url]). It's a little finicky, but for the
    price it is great. It uses a database to keep track of scores and then posts
    results to a Results page at the end of a lesson. In case it helps, it is also
    covered from A-Z in our book.

    Hope this helps some.

    Garin Hess
    [email]garinhess@rapidintake.com[/email]
    Co-author of "Using Dreamweaver to Create eLearning" (Rapid Intake Press, 2004)

    Garin Hess Guest

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