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NikkiClayton
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2 days ago

Remove decimal places in Quiz Score Percent

My quiz has 6 questions. If I get 5 out of 6 correct, how can I get the score to show a whole number? I am still quite new and have tried one of the Java codes I found but it doesn't seem to work.

I need the score to be sent to my LMS as well.

3 years ago someone posted that they were going to look into it. Has that happened?

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  • Hmm. I didn't realize that Storyline submits the percentage but not the points. 

    Here is the question-level info submitted to the LMS/LRS: Storyline 360 Sends This Quiz and Survey Data to an LMS. Depending on the LMS, you might be able to pull a report that indicates how many questions each person answered correctly. 

    Otherwise, you'd have to use a variable to track the number of correct answers, and then send that to the LMS. Here's an article about that: Storyline 360: How to Send the Value of a Variable to an LMS/LRS.

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    NikkiClayton
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    Thanks Judy. I seem to only be getting the pass % score sent to my LMS. Is there a way to get the points sent as well?

    We wanted to have leaderboards set up as we have a number of quizzes for Ethics Week and one is a jeopardy style game so we will want to track the amount they accumulate but that might not actually be possibly which is such a shame.

  • JavaScript is the only way I know of to adjust a variable to a whole number. However, I've never done that, so I can't help with that.

    Here is an alternative that I like to use:

    • In FORM VIEW on each question, change the points to 1 (instead of the default 10). 
    • On the Results slide, delete the objects related to showing the pass % and score %.
    • Set up the results to show something like this: "You scored [# correct] out of [# of questions]. To pass, [# to pass] must be answered correctly."

     

    In other words, tell the user how many questions they need to answer correctly, and don't bother with the %. (The % data will still be submitted to the LMS.)