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create_an_interactive_e-learning_template [2017/07/29 21:39] – [How to track users watching an awareness video] lucycreate_an_interactive_e-learning_template [2019/10/15 08:39] lucy
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 +**Method 2: using the video tracking JavaScript**
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 +Using our custom tracking JavaScript which can be downloaded {{::lucy-event-javascript.zip|here}}, allows you to track video's played in LUCY's "flowplayer" which are used for all our video templates. The JS should be inserted into the bottom of the page where the flowplayer video is uploaded:
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 +{{ video_tracking_new.png?600 }}
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 +This script allows you to track a video start and finish event and also display the progress in statistics (rounded percent in different event types like video-10 for 10% video played or video-90 for 90% video played, etc.). When the video is started, it sends a "video-start" event. When the video is finished (played to the end), it sends a "video-finish" event to LUCY which leads to statistics like in this graphic:
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 +{{ video_stats_sample.png?600 }}
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 +===== Extended method of tracking the end of the quiz  =====
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 +Starting with version Lucy 4.6, there is a new option called “Use extended method of tracking the end of the quiz”, which is designed to track when the user finishes the quiz. The option is available on the Awarness Template editing page:
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 +{{ ::extended_method_quiz.png?&600 |}}
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 +Default state: disabled.
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 +In order for this method to work, you will need to add a call to an additional function "**lucyQuizEnd()**" without any parameters. This function should be launched after the user answers the last question in your quiz.
create_an_interactive_e-learning_template.txt · Last modified: 2021/04/30 11:38 by lucy