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Response Index - Can't duplicate results
We have been using a SCORM quiz for a while and the results export as: Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_0 . The last number was always 0.
Recently the output has changed and some of the results are coming out with 1-3 on the end instead of 0. ex: Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_2
Based off of my search the last number should indicate the selected response index or possibly the internal identifier of the answer choice. When we attempt to replicate the results all of my attempts are resulting in a 0 for the response index (last number).
Can someone please shed some light on what this number is reporting?
Thanks!
4 Replies
- PhilMayorSuper Hero
I was under the impression the last number was the attempt number
- ClareHall-fb0b3Community Member
They are not able to attempt it more than once, which is another reason why I am not sure what it going on. Thank you!
- NedimCommunity Member
Both of the last two numbers represent attempts within a session, but they have distinct meanings:
Example 1:
Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_0
Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_1
Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_2 //third attempt
The last number indicates the individual attempts on the same question during the current quiz.
Example 2:
Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_0
Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_1_0
Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_2_0 // third attempt
The second-to-last number indicates a number of retries initiated via a “Retry” function from a Result slide within a session.
These identifiers are reset when the session is closed and relaunched. However, cmi.interaction.n.id identifier must be unique for the learner across all sessions.Example:
(cmi.interactions.1.id, Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_0, cmi.interactions.n.id, 1, );
(cmi.interactions.2.id, Scene1_QuestionDraw11_Slide3_PickOne_0_0, cmi.interactions.n.id, 2, ) - PhilMayorSuper Hero
Thanks Nedim, I could find the KB article but was sure last digit was attempts on the question. Don't know about the first digit.
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