Question one, capture the user responses into variables. Write the variables into a page of your module, add a javascript page print command ..... Done
Question two, writing to a web page, is it on a remote server or on the host PC, which browser and OS is it?? The answer is different depending on the combination of the abpve.
Writing to a document, again what is the host PC OS, do you expect to use an inbuilt text editor (again OS specific)or some other word processor again which OS which WP and which revision.
Once you get past these last points either extend the SCORM API or better add some custom javascript to handle passing the data. Else flash action scripted to pass the variables can do much the same.
Question one, capture the user responses into variables. Write the variables into a page of your module, add a javascript page print command ..... Done
Question two, writing to a web page, is it on a remote server or on the host PC, which browser and OS is it?? The answer is different depending on the combination of the abpve.
Writing to a document, again what is the host PC OS, do you expect to use an inbuilt text editor (again OS specific)or some other word processor again which OS which WP and which revision.
Once you get past these last points either extend the SCORM API or better add some custom javascript to handle passing the data. Else flash action scripted to pass the variables can do much the same.