Forum Discussion
Scoring Calculation
Hi all. I have a quiz set up in storyline 360 that has 22 questions. Each question is allowed 2 attempts. Passing score is 80, but because there are 22 questions, the learner can miss 4 and pass with an 81.81. We've had a few people who get the first attempt of a question wrong, then answer correctly, so essentially it should be counted as correct. The problem is the score is reflecting a 79.89% (unsuccessful). I just can't figure out how that score happens. One example I looked at had 4 wrong answers on both attempts, so 4 wrong, 5 answers wrong on the first attempt but correct on the second attempt, and 11 answers correct on the first attempt. I can't figure out where the 79.89 is coming from. All of the questions are set up for 10 points for a correct answer and 0 points for an incorrect answer. Any ideas?
To your statement, 4 +5+11=20, but you said there are 22 questions. what happened to the 2 questions?
I must have been really tired when I wrote this.
4 questions wrong
3 questions wrong on the first try, correct 2nd try
15 questions correct
Good catch. The math still doesn't work the score should have been 81.81 but is showing as 79.89
Hi Caren,
I think its tool bug as there is no way user can get 79.89 % for 18 right answers , the correct value should be 81.82
In cause if user made 5 wrong answers then the score should be 77.27 %
Can you share your source file or published link ?
Hi, Caren.
I'm happy to take a look at your .story file to see what's going on with the calculation. Are you able to share it either here or through this private link?
Thank you for the offer Maria. All of our learners have completed for the year and we will be re-writing the exam for next year. If we continue to see this I will definitely take you up on it!
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