MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004-USING FLASH Use Manual page 418

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When the Timeline moves to the third interaction, that interaction's component creates an
instance of
LToolBox global class
index4, and so on, until all interactions are in an index.
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At the end of a series of interactions, all the data processed during those interactions are
available and organized.
Note: The SessionArray is used the same way in the stand-alone interactions and the
quiz interactions.
Possible uses
This information is useful to developers who need to extend tracking or analysis of the
interactions, including creating customized quiz environments and creating quizzes in a format
different from that of the Flash quiz templates.
Tracking properties available in the SessionArray
The property names reference standard interaction tracking values for both AICC and
SCORM LMSs. You can retrieve an interaction's properties by referencing its location in the
following command:
SessionArray[n].[property_name]
For example, to reference the
following command:
SessionArray[0].interaction_id
To reference the result value for interaction #2, you would use the following command:
SessionArray[1].result
Predefined property names
The following table describes the predefined property names:
Property name
interaction_id
interaction_type
objective_id
weighting
correct_response
student_response
result
latency
dateStamp
timeStamp
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in index2 of the SessionArray. It continues with index3,
value for interaction #1, you would use the
interaction_id
Description
Unique interaction name
Type of interaction
Objective identification number
Weighting value for this interaction instance; some interactions can have
more weight than others
Formatted correct response returned from the user parameters
Formatted student response returned from the evaluation
Result of the evaluation
Elapsed time during this interaction session
Date when the interaction occurs
Time when the interaction starts