is there a way to achieve an individual gaining partial scoring when answering a multiple response question. Eg if there are 3 correct responses but the individual only gets 2 correct out of the 3, can they gain some credit for this. I have looked at points per question but there does not seem to be the availability to have points per answer on this. I am happy to have the question so that it is worth 30 points and they 10points per correct answer as an alternative.
Quizmaker doesn't currently support partial scoring for incorrect answers. If you'd like to see that feature implemented into a future release, please submit a feature request to us by using the link below:
Quizmaker still does not yet have a feature for partial scoring, but I'd encourage you to share your thoughts as a feature request. Some question types do allow you to score by answer, which would allow you to score a user based on what answer they selected (not just correct/incorrect).
So, logically, the Multiple response question type is where we would want to partially score correct answers....As I am finding only questions with ONE correct answer will allow me to score by Answer, which is really the same as by question, because there is only one correct answer.
I (and other developers on my team) have exactly the same question/complaint about the inability to do partial scoring on a MC/MA type question. We use Storyline not quizmaker but i assume if quizmaker doesn't have this feature then neither does Storyline right?I love Storyline but I have to say I am becoming a bit discouraged at seeing posts with feature requests which are several years old and seem like resonable requests and still no resolution. Anyone have any creative work arounds?
Thanks for checking in on this feature. Partial scoring isn't yet an option in Storyline 3 (or 360). Here's a bit more about how we determine if a customer shared idea becomes a feature.
No update in regard to partial scoring in Storyline yet, but I'll share your thoughts with the team since we're tracking customer demand for it. If we add this feature in a future update, we'll keep this discussion updated!
This is functionality we find ourselves needing too. Please add us to the list requesting this feature. We have several select all that apply that would benefit from this scoring option. One in particular is where our learners have to identify "what's wrong with this picture". Currently if a learner selects one of the neutral or accepted items, they will get the entire question wrong. What I would prefer to do is make neutral choices equal to "0", incorrect choices "-1" (to not reward someone who is selecting everything), and "+2" for each correct selection. Thanks in advance!
Ditto here. It is amazing that you can have partial credit for a multiple choice question but not a multiple answer... This is something that has been an issue for years. Please add this feature.
Has there been any movement on getting this implemented? I want to copy a paper exam that has a simple question with four available answers, two of which are correct. Participants should get one point per correct answer.
I see that this has been requested several times over the last seven years (maybe before). It would be great to get an update as lots of people have been directed to raise a feature request, yet in the last seven years it hasn't got past go :-)
While I don't have an update on implementing partial scoring in Storyline yet, I'll be sure to update our team and share your comments with them. If we add this feature in a future update, we'll reach back out to this discussion!
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Hi Raul,
Quizmaker doesn't currently support partial scoring for incorrect answers. If you'd like to see that feature implemented into a future release, please submit a feature request to us by using the link below:
http://www.articulate.com/support/contact/feature/
Is there still no answer to this? Two years later?
Hi Robert and welcome to Heroes!
Quizmaker still does not yet have a feature for partial scoring, but I'd encourage you to share your thoughts as a feature request. Some question types do allow you to score by answer, which would allow you to score a user based on what answer they selected (not just correct/incorrect).
So, logically, the Multiple response question type is where we would want to partially score correct answers....As I am finding only questions with ONE correct answer will allow me to score by Answer, which is really the same as by question, because there is only one correct answer.
Hi Mike!
Even if you used a multiple choice type, for instance:
You could score by answer, because maybe one answer is 'better' than another, and is incorrect, but still gives user some credit
You could provide feedback by answer as well so that the user understood the scoring
I (and other developers on my team) have exactly the same question/complaint about the inability to do partial scoring on a MC/MA type question. We use Storyline not quizmaker but i assume if quizmaker doesn't have this feature then neither does Storyline right?I love Storyline but I have to say I am becoming a bit discouraged at seeing posts with feature requests which are several years old and seem like resonable requests and still no resolution. Anyone have any creative work arounds?
Hi Regina!
Storyline does not function the same as Quizmaker.
Check out some other threads/examples of what you are asking, and you can find them here and here for example.
Hi All,
May I know partial scoring occur in Storyline 3 or not? Thanks!
Hi Katherine,
Thanks for checking in on this feature. Partial scoring isn't yet an option in Storyline 3 (or 360). Here's a bit more about how we determine if a customer shared idea becomes a feature.
Hi Ashley,
Are there any updates on this?
If not, can I please add my vote to this as a feature request?
Thanks in advance!
Hello, Philip. Thank you for your vote!
No update in regard to partial scoring in Storyline yet, but I'll share your thoughts with the team since we're tracking customer demand for it. If we add this feature in a future update, we'll keep this discussion updated!
Thank you, Katie!
This is functionality we find ourselves needing too. Please add us to the list requesting this feature. We have several select all that apply that would benefit from this scoring option. One in particular is where our learners have to identify "what's wrong with this picture". Currently if a learner selects one of the neutral or accepted items, they will get the entire question wrong. What I would prefer to do is make neutral choices equal to "0", incorrect choices "-1" (to not reward someone who is selecting everything), and "+2" for each correct selection. Thanks in advance!
hi. We would also like to be able to award 'partial correct' scores on multiple response questions. Please add our voice to the request.
Ditto here. It is amazing that you can have partial credit for a multiple choice question but not a multiple answer... This is something that has been an issue for years. Please add this feature.
Has there been any movement on getting this implemented? I want to copy a paper exam that has a simple question with four available answers, two of which are correct. Participants should get one point per correct answer.
I see that this has been requested several times over the last seven years (maybe before). It would be great to get an update as lots of people have been directed to raise a feature request, yet in the last seven years it hasn't got past go :-)
Hi Matthew,
Thank you for inquiring about this feature!
While I don't have an update on implementing partial scoring in Storyline yet, I'll be sure to update our team and share your comments with them. If we add this feature in a future update, we'll reach back out to this discussion!
Thank you Vincent, much appreciated.
Looks like the partial credit function for multiple responses still is not available...pretty crazy.
I think so, this has been raised for 9 years. ><
This would be very helpful.
It's been 11 years now. Partial scoring is needed.
Please add Partial Scoring. I'm sure everyone needs it. Can't believe it's 11 year-old question.
Agreed! We need to provide more motivation for leaners to continue.