Can we please get partial credit settings for Quizmaker and Storyline? ...Especially for 'choose-multiple' questions? The first instance of an inquiry/request for this functionality was 5 years ago. I feel like that's a long time for such a reasonable/functional feature.
Hi there, Jason. Thanks for reaching out about a partial credit setting in Quizmaker and Storyline!
I’d love to share your insight with our team: would you mind sharing why this setting would come in handy for you, and what scenario you would use it in? Can I also confirm what versions of Quizmaker and Storyline you're using? I want to make sure I attach this discussion to the corresponding reports.
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts, and I'll be standing by!
If I had partial credit options in Rise, Storyline 360, and/or quizmaker 360, I would use it to more accurately assess the knowledge level/retention of my pupils.
If a learner only picks 4 of the 8 correct answers on a "choose all that apply" type question, do they really possess zero knowledge of the question's subject matter?
How accurate is my aggregated assessment data if the learners who picked 3 of 8 correctly score exactly the same number of points as the learners who picked 7 of 8...or none of 8?
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Hi there, Jason. Thanks for reaching out about a partial credit setting in Quizmaker and Storyline!
I’d love to share your insight with our team: would you mind sharing why this setting would come in handy for you, and what scenario you would use it in? Can I also confirm what versions of Quizmaker and Storyline you're using? I want to make sure I attach this discussion to the corresponding reports.
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts, and I'll be standing by!
Sorry for the tardy reply.
If I had partial credit options in Rise, Storyline 360, and/or quizmaker 360, I would use it to more accurately assess the knowledge level/retention of my pupils.
If a learner only picks 4 of the 8 correct answers on a "choose all that apply" type question, do they really possess zero knowledge of the question's subject matter?
How accurate is my aggregated assessment data if the learners who picked 3 of 8 correctly score exactly the same number of points as the learners who picked 7 of 8...or none of 8?
As things stand now, they're indistinguishable.
Thanks so much for chiming back in and sharing your use-case with us Jason. I'll be sure to add this to the feature request :)
Thank you, Leslie.
Thanks Jason for bringing in this concern and justifying its need. I agree that a partial credit feature is useful.
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