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CharlineMercier's avatar
CharlineMercier
Community Member
3 years ago

Score par réponse

Bonjour, 

Dans les questions à choix unique, il est possible de donner des points (et un feedback) en fonction des réponses apportées. En revanche, dans les questions à réponses multiples, il n'est pas possible d'attribuer les points en fonction des réponses. Est-ce une amélioration envisagée par SL ? 
Merci de votre retour

storyline 360

4 Replies

  • JoseTansengco's avatar
    JoseTansengco
    Staff
    3 years ago

    Hello Charline,

    Thanks for letting us know that you're interested in seeing this enhancement in Storyline 360!

    We already have a feature request open for this, so I added your voice there. We'll be sure to let you know as soon as we have any updates to share regarding the request!

  • JoDS31's avatar
    JoDS31
    Community Member
    1 month ago

    Hello, do you have any updates regarding this feature? It would be very useful for our positioning tests.

    • StevenBenassi's avatar
      StevenBenassi
      Staff
      23 days ago

      Hey JoDS31​,

      Thanks for checking in on this.

      I don't have any updates to share as our product team prioritizes other requests. I'd like to provide them with as much real-world context as possible. 

      Has the lack of per-answer scoring on multiple-response questions caused you to change how you structure your assessments? Such as avoiding multiple-response questions altogether or splitting them into separate single-choice questions? 

      • JoDS31's avatar
        JoDS31
        Community Member
        23 days ago

        Yes, this forces us to simplify our assessments.

        Currently, in a multiple-response question, a learner who selects 2 out of 3 correct answers receives the same score as a learner who also selected an incorrect answer. However, these results do not reflect the same level of understanding.

        For example, if three correct options are worth 1, 2, and 3 points, the points should be cumulative. A learner selecting the 2-point and 3-point options should earn 5 points, while selecting an incorrect option should cancel all points.

        For non-scored questionnaires, assigning different weights to each answer would also be valuable for self-assessment and response analysis.

        Finally, when a client wants to digitize an existing questionnaire where each option has a different value, the lack of native option in Storyline requires custom workarounds. This creates additional costs that are often difficult to justify to clients.