I'm looking for a way to create 5 separate quizzes in a single course, of which learners are responsible for passing 3. Is there a way to do that? I thought maybe passing a number variable (one point each for scoring 85% on a quiz) to a final results slide would do it, but can't see how.
I'm open to some sort of coded solution, as long as you can explain it so I can pass that along to our developers.
Thanks in advance!
Lee-Ann
The Home Depot
Yes, you can achieve this by implementing a scoring system and tracking the learner's progress through variables. Each quiz should be a separate module with its own passing criteria. As learners complete a quiz, you update a variable to indicate their score (e.g., 1 for passing, 0 for failing). Once they have completed 5 quizzes, you can use a code to calculate the total score (sum of passed quizzes) and check if it meets the requirement (3 quizzes passed). Based on this, you can display a final results slide with the learner's performance. Your developers can use JavaScript or a similar language for this implementation.
Thank you! This gave me enough information that I (hopefully) found instructions on how to do this and which part is Storyline vs. JavaScript. Really appreciate this, I would have been stuck otherwise. https://www.devlinpeck.com/content/collect-quiz-score-xapi
