Authors can decide which types of sessions their project supports and how participants can log in to the published project.
In the Studio Settings tab, Authors can choose which settings their project supports.
These settings define your selected session types and the sign-in approaches participants will use after you publically release your project.
Session Types
Individual: Participant goes through the experience, and makes decisions on their own.
Team: Teams go through the experience and make decisions as a group, one team member signs in.
Sessionless: Users can access the project without needing a session in the dashboard. NOTE: No reports are available and user state/data cannot be managed by the dashboard at all.
Sign-in settings
Self-registration: Participants and team members access the experience without being added to the session. They still must sign in and data is still collected.
Anonymous users: Participants and team members can access the sim without signing in or providing any personal information. No personal data is collected.
NOTE: After enabling either of these sign-in features, Admins or Facilitators can generate a unique access link using Session Actions within the session via the SimGate Dashboard.
What is the difference between Studio Settings and Session Settings in the Dashboard?
Studio Settings = Defines which settings this project supports
Dashboard Session settings = Defines actual settings per session.
NOTE: Settings must be enabled within SimGate Studio, at the project level, in order to be able to edit them at the session level.
Settings per Participant Login Use-Case
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Access course through LMS
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Access course through Sim/Project URL (direct link) / Admin Set-up
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Self-Registration - Access the course through Sim/Project URL (direct link)
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Sessionless Login - Access the course through a uniquely generated Sessionless login URL for the project
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Anonymous Login - Access the course through a uniquely generated Anonymous login URL for the project
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Access the course through SimGate Dashboard
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Authentication Flow: LMS vs SSO vs Direct Link
SCORM/LMS Authentication Flow:
The user logs into the LMS.
The user clicks a link in the LMS.
The LMS sends the email, first name, and last name to our system and opens the course.
The user is logged into SimGate automatically and proceeds through the course.
Data is captured in both the LMS and SimGate Dashboard (Overview: Dashboard Facilitator & Admin Reports + Examples link explains the data captured automatically in the dashboard)
SSO Authentication Flow:
The user opens the course link at "client.regis-co.com/project" (your custom URL)
The user clicks a "Sign with Google/Microsoft/etc..." button
The user is redirected to the sign-in page for your selected provider and signs in with their company account. This step is entirely in your control, and Regis has no control or knowledge of the user's account yet.
Your provider (Google, Microsoft, etc...) sends the user's email, first name, and last name to our system and redirects the user back to the course.
The user is logged into SimGate automatically and proceeds through the course.
Data is captured in the SimGate Dashboard (Overview: Dashboard Facilitator & Admin Reports + Examples link explains the data captured automatically in the dashboard)
Direct Link Authentication Flow:
The user’s email, first name, and last name are added to our system by an administrator as a “User” in the dashboard (manual or bulk upload) and they are assigned to a specific course session (session must be created first).
The user opens the course link at "client.regis-co.com/project" (your custom URL)
The user signs in with their company email and password.
The user's password can be set in 3 different ways:
By the admin when creating the user
By sending the user a welcome email and having them click the link
By having them use the password reset feature
The user is logged into SimGate and proceeds through the course.
Data is captured in the SimGate Dashboard (Overview: Dashboard Facilitator & Admin Reports + Examples link explains the data captured automatically in the dashboard)