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Can we manually adjust the [quizname].ScorePercentage on Results slide?
Hi,
I wish to build a multi-paths story where players will get a different amount of points depending on their decisions.
For one "journey" the player takes, he could travel through three slides... or twenty.
For one same slide, depending on his choice, he will get a different amount of points.
Since quiz slides can't have a different amount of points attributed to different answers, points will be added to a number variable depending on the decisions they make.
I'm looking for a way to get this number variable's score sent as a results score to my learning platform via scorm.
I was thinking that I could create a hidden question at the end of the scenario which would award 0 points, just so I can get a results slide.
On my results slide, can I simply manually adjust the [quizname].scorepercentage like in the picture below where this variable would get the value of X if my personalized number variable has the value of X?
The translation is something like this :
Give Quiz2.ScorePercent the value of 75
When the timeline starts on this slide
If Score obtenu (my number variable) = value 75
(I would create as many of these instructions as there are possible X : 0, 5, 10, 15, etc. up to 100)
Is that possible or is there another way to get a personalized number variable considered as a results score for my scorm ?
Thanks in advance for your help !
2 Replies
Hello,
You may not be able to adjust one of the built-in variables.
What if you made the final score as the answer to a question? That would then get reported to the LMS as a question you could read in a report.
For example, what if you made a quiz question slide where the Question is, "The final score is" and the answer is a text box where the user can input an answer, and inside that box you put a reference to the final score variable? Perhaps that quiz question and answer would show up in your LMS reports. If you did not want the user to see this slide, you could cover it with a black rectangle and put in triggers to jump to the next slide when the timeline starts.
Thanks a lot for your idea, I'll try it!
