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Partial points Quizz storyline
In my second example, I used Storyline's built-in score variable, but not with the intention of modifying it directly. Even if it were possible to hard-code changes to it, doing so would likely cause unintended side effects in the overall scoring. I don't recommend altering it manually.
My goal was to demonstrate an alternative approach for assigning partial points to your interaction allowing you to take full advantage of the built-in score variable. Storyline automatically calculates the total score based on the points assigned to each choice in the interaction, and this ensures proper score reporting to your LMS.
Custom variables cannot be reported to an LMS unless they're passed through a built-in numeric graded question. You can assign the value of your custom variable to a numeric question variable, which can then be reported to the LMS, reflecting the value of your custom logic.
Check this post for reference. It even includes a JavaScript solution for setting the overall score sent to the LMS directly, based on your custom total points. Story files are also available for download. Let me know if you need further help, but please make sure to clearly explain your specific scenario and the current logic you're using in your slides.
Hello Nedim, Thanks for the answer.
I would like to know, in your example Elearning Challenge #518 , when you say that you use Storyline's built-in score, are you able to modify its value?
Like this when your project is publish on a LMS, it can see your result for the quiz?
Also, do you know if it's possible to publish a custom variables with the scorm package when exporting ? Like this, my LMS will be able to see my custom variables.
Thanks for your help!
In my second example, I used Storyline's built-in score variable, but not with the intention of modifying it directly. Even if it were possible to hard-code changes to it, doing so would likely cause unintended side effects in the overall scoring. I don't recommend altering it manually.
My goal was to demonstrate an alternative approach for assigning partial points to your interaction allowing you to take full advantage of the built-in score variable. Storyline automatically calculates the total score based on the points assigned to each choice in the interaction, and this ensures proper score reporting to your LMS.
Custom variables cannot be reported to an LMS unless they're passed through a built-in numeric graded question. You can assign the value of your custom variable to a numeric question variable, which can then be reported to the LMS, reflecting the value of your custom logic.
Check this post for reference. It even includes a JavaScript solution for setting the overall score sent to the LMS directly, based on your custom total points. Story files are also available for download. Let me know if you need further help, but please make sure to clearly explain your specific scenario and the current logic you're using in your slides.