Cheating possible by closing browser

Hi Melanie, 

That's something we've heard folks talk about before, and it's a fairly devious way of cheating, but I guess all cheating is devious. 

You mentioned you're hosting this in an LMS, and there is a great, comprehensive article here on the security of SCORM. It's a long article, but the crux of it is, if you need 100% complete security you'll need a proctor for the exam. 

Since the beginning of testing, there's been cheating, and there will continue to be. With that in mind, you may want to look at other question types that allow users to demonstrate their knowledge vs. ability to guess. 

One other thought, remove the feedback and prompt the learners to submit all quiz questions at once. 

Hi Ashley,

Thanks so much for your ideas. Yes, devious. Unfortunately, I knew to test it because it has happened here before. 

I think I will explore the submit all quiz questions at once option. One question I have regarding that: Is it possible to use the "submit all quiz questions at once" option while still preventing someone from continuing in the training until they answer a question? What I am worried about is that someone would unintentionally skip a few questions and "submit all" and then fail the training as a result.

Unfortunately, because we are a financial institution and have compliance obligations, we can't allow retakes or unlimited tries at questions, etc. 

Aaaand... I just found the answer to that question. It looks like I can do what I asked about above by simply not checking the option: Allow user to finish without answering all questions.

Yay 🎉Glad you found something that will work for you Melanie 😁