Slide 11, final slide allowing to be sure that the final result (100% or 0% ) is correctly transferred to the LMS.
It will automatically be moved after slide 9 because of the scored button on this slide (see step 3). Slide 10 is the hidden default score slide. Slide 9 is again taken from Alliance (but with lot of multistate objects, see later). Slides 4-8 are random quiz slides taken from a pool with 10 questions. Slides 1-3 are based on ready-to-go slides from the project Alliance. Here is the filmstrip of the example file: You need to have at least 4 correctly answered questions to obtain a score of 100%. A pool was used to insert 5 random quiz slides. Project has 11 slides, one of them (default results slide) is hidden. You can watch this file either from this link, (scalable) or in its embedded version (fixed resolution): To save some time I used a couple of ready-to-go slides from the project 'Alliance', but had to do edit of course. You will be able to check out a published example project, and follow the setup, Step-by-Step. I designed a workflow based on previous blogs about Random quiz slides and Reporting custom quiz slides. If that was the case, the transferred result to be transferred to the LMS should be 100%, and on failure 0%. The requirement to succeed the assessment was to have a minimum amount of correctly answered questions (7 out of 8). Since the questions were random questions, using pools, it was impossible to use Knowledge Check slides, nor Pretest slides.
User didn't want the score (points or percentage) to be transferred to a LMS.
Adobe captivate 8 quiz zip#
Add a SCORM module to a course in LearnUpon and upload this SCORM zip folder.Recent question on the Adobe forums is the reason for this blog. You’re ready to upload your SCORM course to your LMS.
Adobe captivate 8 quiz download#
Change the location for download (e.g.To publish a SCORM file you choose the ‘publish to computer’ setting. Step 2: Publish optionsĬlick on the Publish button in the main ribbon. When you have finished applying these settings you are ready to publish your course. Review the scoring, slide duration and styling options before moving on to the publishing stage. We recommend using this setting to get more granular data for your reports. Such as the total time spent on the course. Send details of any interactions your user makes with the SCORM back to your LMS. There are two options, percentage or points format. This section dictates what data is sent back to your LMS and in what format. If you choose Quiz, and “Quiz is Passed” or Quiz attempt limit is reached” from the drop-down, you should also choose the Status Representation of Incomplete – Pass/Fail. Slide View and/Or QuizĬhoose that a learner is set to complete when they view your slides AND/OR when they have passed the Quiz. We would recommend that if using User Access, you choose that the learner views 100% of your slides. You can edit the percentage of slides or refine it to a certain number of slides before they are marked ‘Complete’. You can choose how many of your slides a learner needs to access by editing the Slide Views. The user can complete by simply accessing the course and/or the Quiz if you have one. This section decides how the LMS knows if a user has passed the course. To determine whether a user passes or fails, please ensure you have a passing score set on the SCORM.
The SCORM will report back the scores obtained and whether the user passed or failed the exam to your LMS. This option should be used when the course has an exam.
This option will not report any scores back to LearnUpon. Once a learner meets the SCORM success completion criteria, they’re marked as complete. This option is for SCORM courses that don’t have an exam. There are two options to choose from: Incomplete – Complete When has a course been completed? And how is this communicated to your LMS? This setting decides this. Choose the option your LMS supports from the drop-down menu. If your LMS is not on the list choose “Other Standard LMSs” Standard: The ‘standard’ is the version that your SCORM file will be published in. LMS: This option allows you to choose an LMS to distribute your content. Underneath you’ll see two other choices to be made before we go any further: ‘LMS’ and ‘Standard’. Tick this option to enable reporting options. At the top of the box, you’ll see a checkbox for “Quiz, Enable reporting for this project”. To Start, click on the “Reporting” option located under the “Quiz” header. This is where we set the information that we want the SCORM file to send back to LearnUpon. The main area to focus on is ‘reporting’. In “Preferences” you will see a list of options. ‘Preferences’ can be found under both the ‘Adobe Captivate’ and ‘Edit’ tabs on the menu. Let’s run through the steps of publishing.
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