Currently, Quizmaker has a default property setting for 80% - even when you select "SURVEY" drop-down RESULTS SLIDE. As we transition to SABA Cloud, I am being told that the 80% (built into Quizmaker) will create issues for non-graded surveys as scores are reported back to the LMS.
Is there a way to turn-off the 80% "passing" property with a non-graded Survey? Can you share the correct settings we need to use to publish a non-graded (no percentage score) SURVEY?
It looks like you're changing from the quiz properties, but also changing it to a survey results slide as described here? That should allow for a non graded quiz, but you could also change the percentage to something else such as 0 so that there is no score information at all?
Also, have you looked at testing this at SCORM Cloud? It's a great industry standard for testing SCORM content and how it should be expected to behave.
Thank you for the suggestion to change the score to "zero" 0%.
I also discovered the issues was more associated with a "bulk" upload of Articulate-based courses to SABA Cloud, than a single course update. Not much any of us can do about that. Thanks again for the tips on surveys. TomD
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Hi Tom,
It looks like you're changing from the quiz properties, but also changing it to a survey results slide as described here? That should allow for a non graded quiz, but you could also change the percentage to something else such as 0 so that there is no score information at all?
Also, have you looked at testing this at SCORM Cloud? It's a great industry standard for testing SCORM content and how it should be expected to behave.
Thank you for the suggestion to change the score to "zero" 0%.
I also discovered the issues was more associated with a "bulk" upload of Articulate-based courses to SABA Cloud, than a single course update. Not much any of us can do about that. Thanks again for the tips on surveys. TomD
Thanks for the update Tom and please let us know if we can assist with anything else.
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