What it is Koronfol is a way of adding different branches to the normally linear (page to next page) stream of events in a module.
Instead of adding the branching structure to the page structure this should be virtually a second map to progress through a module at the SCO level (?). This means that wether it is used or not is often task driven as well.
So a task or more typically a series of tasks are defined, the task controller can then apply different navigation depending on the results. For example get question A in task group 1 correct and skip to task group 3, get it wrong and continue to task group 2.
Because of the way it does this, descriptors for the events are those used in the xml files, you need to view the pages using an xml editor to be able to more easily identify the task groups you're going to define. Try Micro$ofts XML notepad.
It's probably THE most complex tool in courselab and the least user friendly. At its current state of development you need to understand XML to use this tool, how courselab applies and uses labels for events and the concepts behind SCORM 2004 IMS 'Simple Sequencing', simple is a bad description ... it is NOT.
What it is Koronfol is a way of adding different branches to the normally linear (page to next page) stream of events in a module.
Instead of adding the branching structure to the page structure this should be virtually a second map to progress through a module at the SCO level (?). This means that wether it is used or not is often task driven as well.
So a task or more typically a series of tasks are defined, the task controller can then apply different navigation depending on the results. For example get question A in task group 1 correct and skip to task group 3, get it wrong and continue to task group 2.
Because of the way it does this, descriptors for the events are those used in the xml files, you need to view the pages using an xml editor to be able to more easily identify the task groups you're going to define. Try Micro$ofts XML notepad.
It's probably THE most complex tool in courselab and the least user friendly. At its current state of development you need to understand XML to use this tool, how courselab applies and uses labels for events and the concepts behind SCORM 2004 IMS 'Simple Sequencing', simple is a bad description ... it is NOT.