I have a course I'm designing that includes some freeform Drag and Drops as well as some Pick One quiz slides. However, this course is part of a larger curriculum and none of the courses are meant to have any scoring (just completed/not completed flags).
I'd like to be able to see the responses users submitted for these questions but do not want any sort of score passed to the LMS (essentially, I want the questions to be treated almost like survey questions despite not being in survey format).
Any suggestions on how to accomplish this on the Storyline side?
Would it work for you to just set a passing grade of 0%? I'm not sure but you might be able to do this using a results slide, passing score of zero, and still do Completed/Incomplete...
Unfortunately, that seems to still pass "points" and instead just puts 0 (or whatever points you choose) as the score.
So you still see points even if you use complete/incomplete, correct? But the drag and drop interaction info is being passed to the LMS for reporting?
If so, I think this is possibly as close as you're going to get. Zero points, but the important thing is that the course is properly marked Complete/Incomplete and your interaction data is stored in the LMS.
Yeah. Unfortunately, our users are fairly competitive and the type to fixate so having a "zero point" value displayed is a problem and since most of the other courses don't have points at all, I'd have to basically go in and alternatively manufacture points across the board to give a default "100" so they don't fixate.
I wish there was a way to basically designate any type of quiz/freeform slide as a "survey-type/don't bother with points." It's helpful to have the correct/incorrect options prebuilt in as we see with quiz/freeform slides (such as drag and drop) but we don't always want actual points to be passed.
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Would it work for you to just set a passing grade of 0%? I'm not sure but you might be able to do this using a results slide, passing score of zero, and still do Completed/Incomplete...
Unfortunately, that seems to still pass "points" and instead just puts 0 (or whatever points you choose) as the score.
Would that not be a setting in the LMS? Whether or not it displays the points or simply a "Completed/Incomplete"?
Try this also.
When publishing, use the "Complete Course" trigger instead of assigning a results slide. See if that sends to your LMS.
My experience is most LMSs set this at whatever the SCORM content is sending, so it's on the content side that this is controlled.
The results slide is necessary to pass the user info collected from the drag and drop interactions.
So you still see points even if you use complete/incomplete, correct? But the drag and drop interaction info is being passed to the LMS for reporting?
If so, I think this is possibly as close as you're going to get. Zero points, but the important thing is that the course is properly marked Complete/Incomplete and your interaction data is stored in the LMS.
Yeah. Unfortunately, our users are fairly competitive and the type to fixate so having a "zero point" value displayed is a problem and since most of the other courses don't have points at all, I'd have to basically go in and alternatively manufacture points across the board to give a default "100" so they don't fixate.
I wish there was a way to basically designate any type of quiz/freeform slide as a "survey-type/don't bother with points." It's helpful to have the correct/incorrect options prebuilt in as we see with quiz/freeform slides (such as drag and drop) but we don't always want actual points to be passed.
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