Is it possible to add a score to an assessment interaction (drag & drop) over and above the question score? EX: create a drag & drop with show one selection at a time prior to dropping. The learner receives a score for selecting the correct possible answer while declining to use an incorrect answer before receiving a score for the correct drop action. I want to provide a score for making a decision in addition to a score for the drop action. The learner must know what are possible and correct actions and which actions are incorrect. Think of this as a decision making activity. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
Either way would work. The LMS needs to see the composite scores. As I think about this, the Results screen would need to be modified and the print out of the assessment would also need to be modified - this is becoming too much of an effort. If the scores were separated, things would be easier. There are some courses that have a "confidence" question associated with the learner's answers. This is a scored result for the learner that carries through to the Results screen (the confidence is a % score that is mapped against the assessment answer scores). Our intent is to add some decision making validity to a scored assessment - the learner needs to know the options or the correct process steps rather than just selecting from a list of presented correct/incorrect options. Thanks again for your assistance.
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Hi David
are you trying to add this score to their final score and report to the LMS or is this to show the user onscreen?
Either way would work. The LMS needs to see the composite scores. As I think about this, the Results screen would need to be modified and the print out of the assessment would also need to be modified - this is becoming too much of an effort. If the scores were separated, things would be easier. There are some courses that have a "confidence" question associated with the learner's answers. This is a scored result for the learner that carries through to the Results screen (the confidence is a % score that is mapped against the assessment answer scores). Our intent is to add some decision making validity to a scored assessment - the learner needs to know the options or the correct process steps rather than just selecting from a list of presented correct/incorrect options. Thanks again for your assistance.
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