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Passing Points on Custom Results Slide
Hello all
I have created a manual results slide. I have been able to use variables and references to display:
Your score: # (total points) points out of # (possible points)
Passing score: 65%.
I also need to display :
- Your score percentage #% (I know the maths is total points score x total possible points divided by 100) How can I display that with variables?
- Passing points (The maths would be 65% x possible points). How do I display that with variables.
I have attached my slide.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Jen
- JudyNolletSuper Hero
I suggest you use the built-in Results variables.
The easiest way to display those variable is to insert a new Results slide. That will be created with text boxes that display the variables. Otherwise, you can insert a variable reference, either by typing the variable name within percent signs (e.g., %Results.ScorePercent%).
You can apply a blank or custom layout to the Results slide, and then add/delete/revise other objects as desired to get the look you want.
Using the standard Results slides and its built-in variables allows Storyline to send the quiz data to an LMS/LRS. Otherwise, with custom variables, you'll have to use JavaScript or other custom programming to track the score.
- JenniferMunro-dCommunity Member
Hi Judy, thanks for your response.
I can't use the built-in variables because there are a number of drag and drop slides that I built manually so that the learner receives points for each correct placement.
I am concerned about your comment that this project will need javascript to make it report to the LMS/LRS. This project is due to go live in approximately 2 weeks. Can you recommend someone that could assist with the javascript?
Kind regards
Jen
- JudyNolletSuper Hero
I don't have any recommendations for JS experts.
There is a Storyline-only option you could try: use a disguised question slide for your drag-and-drops. In other words, have standard multiple-choice buttons off the slide. Use triggers to select the appropriate button based on the "score" of your custom drag-and-drop.
Here are a few posts that describe similar situations. These might give you a better idea of what I mean:
- JenniferMunro-dCommunity Member
Thanks Judy, I really appreciate you coming back to me with potential work-arounds. :)
Kind regards
Jen
- CathyDeBurro-2cCommunity Member
Hi there!
I am having an issue and I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong. I have an assessment that have 6 sections. Each section has its own question bank of 15 questions. From this, 5 questions will be pulled randomly.
At the end of each section will be a results slide that indicates whether the user passed or failed that particular section.
At the end, after the 6th section result slide, will be a final results slide that will list the score percentage of each section, along with the overall average percentage of the course in its entirety.
We are not using points. We will remove the review options as well. (please disregard as I left them in this sample.)
Each section works well. And the section score carries over to the final slide, but I cannot get the overall score encompassing all the results slide to show. I have tried using the FinalResults.ScorePercent variable and FinalResults.PassPercent variable, and neither change the score from 0%.
I have created a test assessment - that lists 5 questions in each section - with the corresponding correct/incorrect answer specifications and stripped out the rest. Passing score for all sections and the final score are each 80%.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated! I am coming up to a deadline so your expertise would be so helpful!
Thank you so much!
Cathy
- NedimCommunity Member
You should check all result slides in the Quiz Settings on the Final Results slide.
- CathyDeBurro-2cCommunity Member
Thank you Thank you Thank you!
I know that I checked them initially, but I made so many changes, it is very possible that one of the changes unchecked them.
In any case, I SO appreciate the quick response!
Best,
Cathy