With a successful uptake in users for the AFIRM modules and research tracking was no longer needed, I worked with the AFIRM team on an implementation plan for redesigning the website and modules to meet the new requirements. We took this opportunity to update their online modules to meet ADA requirements as well as use Google Analytics to track free data, like how many views and who passed the quiz at the end.
Challenges
We did not want users to create an account, as that was not in the capacity for system requirements.
Transferring online modules into online Rise modules met interactivity engagement needs and accessibility requirements but we lose google analytics, as the webpage runs in an iFrame, so not matter what tab I am on, it reads as though I am still on the same webpage.
How did we resolve this?
I created the quiz in Storyline. In Storyline, I’m able to use javascript code and track specific data. I export and upload to the server so that i get a unique URL. THIS is the URL I use for my Google Analytics, which then I am able to track completion and pass/ fail.
In Rise, i pull in the unique Storyline URL so that for the end user, the experience is still within one framework.