Tracking your learners' progress and scores are the two ways you can evaluate their success in a course.
Viewing pages and completing interactions contribute to their progress while answering questions contributes to their score. Both are measured in percentages.
Achieving the minimum defined progress percentage will award the learner a Completed status in their LMS. Achieving the minimum defined score percentage will award them a Passed status.
Progress and scoring modes
There are two settings to choose from, each of which defines whether your course reports only progress, only score, or both simultaneously:
- Interaction which will mean the learner's success is judged only using progress
- Assessment which will mean the learner's success is judged only using their score
Once selected, you can then use the controls to set the minimum percentage value the learner needs to achieve to be successful.
Choosing a mode
1. Open your Project
2. Select Questions & Completion from the top toolbar:
3. Select Course Completion to expand the completion settings:
Setting a completion rate
1. Choose Interaction to reveal the progress percentage slider:
2. Set the slider under What percentage of pages must a learner view to complete the Project? to specify the percentage required for successful course completion
For example, setting the slider to 90 means that your learners will need to view and complete 90% or more of the course in order to achieve a Completed status in their LMS.
Setting a pass rate
1. Select Assessment:
2. Set the slider under What percentage of questions a learner must answer correctly to pass? to specify the the minimum score value your learners need to pass the course
For example, setting the slider to 80 means that your learners need to achieve a score of 80% or more before they're awarded a Passed status in their LMS.
Tip: You can also type the number in the text field or use the arrows to select the percentage requirement: |
Next steps
Once you've set your completion and pass rates, you can export your Project into a SCORM package.
You can change these settings at any time. If the settings have been changed, any new exports will use these settings rather than the old ones.
To find out more about how to export your Project into SCORM, see Creating a SCORM package from your Project.