Recording Exam Question Responses

Hey R Kay,

Great questions here! I am happy to help address them below:

1. I wanted to share what information Storyline passes to your LMS, which can be found here. Storyline will send that data to your LMS for tracking/reporting. 
2. We usually recommend choosing Passed/Incomplete or Passed/Failed. These options are most likely to record both completion and success statuses in your LMS. Each LMS can interpret statuses differently so you will want to test your course in your LMS to make sure you get the results you expect.

If you any additional questions on this, please let us know! 

Hi Vincent-

Thanks for your response. I have a follow-up question to how Storyline passes information to the LMS.  In my LMS I can see the score and how many times the user took the exam, but I can't access the user's individual answers. Is there something I need to do in configure this in Storyline? 

Hi R Kay!

That is a report that you can pull from your LMS. Is there a report for each individual who took the quiz? 

Which LMS are you using? I'm happy to look into which reports are included.

Hi Lauren-

I usually pull the course activity report & it just shows the score. I can't actually go into the exam. 

I can pull a course summary, course activity, learner activity or learner progress. They all just show the scores though-

We use Absorb as our LMS. If there is another way to go in & see the actual responses that would be wonderful. Thanks so much for help. 

Hi R,

I'm not familiar with Absorb LMS, but hopefully, folks in the community will be able to weigh in. 

A quick Google search led me to this information from a user:

To see the results you can go to Reports > Assessments > then filter by course name and session name. I usually then click "Answers Report" and then filter by last name. It's quite a process to view a users answers, but the best way that I've found to do it natively within Absorb.

The other option is to have your IT team (if you have one) run a script that pulls and organizes the information into a report that can be run internally. 

Hope this helps!

Interesting- I'll look into this more- Thanks so much for your help, Leslie.