Rise knowledge check blocks are an informal way for learners to see how they're progressing with your content. Knowledge check blocks are not graded, and learners can move forward after submitting a correct or incorrect answer.
If you want to require learners to answer correctly before moving on, try creating the knowledge check in Storyline and embedding it in Rise using a Storyline block.
Hello Alyssa, is there a way to prevent students from moving on if they don't complete the knowledge checks, I understand they're informal and not graded but I want my students to at least try them. Also, I have a pre and a post quiz which are graded, how do I keep track of the scores? I am creating materials for pre-matriculation and want to know how effective they are by looking at the pre and post scores. I use SCORM to export my courses to Canvas.
You can add a divider CONTINUE block below each Knowledge Check or after several of them. Set the Continue block option "complete block directly above" or "Complete All Blocks Above" (whichever option works best) under Settings.
Karl is spot on for recommending the Continue block to prevent students from moving on if they don't complete the knowledge check. Thanks, Karl!
Now, let's move on to quiz tracking. Rise 360 will send one quiz score to your LMS, so there isn't a way to view both the pre- and post- quiz scores. You'll only be able to view the final quiz score if that's the one you choose for tracking completion.
I am new to Rise and exploring as a trial to see if it is the best option for my company. Just to be clear - will Rise only send one quiz score to your LMS for each Lesson or for each course?
Rise will capture the score of only one quiz(post assessment) unlike storyline which can track multiple quizzes. Attached is the screenshot of both rise and articulate tracking screen. hope this helps.
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That's a great question, Britney!
Rise knowledge check blocks are an informal way for learners to see how they're progressing with your content. Knowledge check blocks are not graded, and learners can move forward after submitting a correct or incorrect answer.
If you want to require learners to answer correctly before moving on, try creating the knowledge check in Storyline and embedding it in Rise using a Storyline block.
Then, add a continue block to your Rise lesson after the Storyline block to prevent the learner from moving forward until the knowledge check question is answered correctly. Check out this article for details on that setup!
Thank you! Very helpful!
Hello Alyssa, is there a way to prevent students from moving on if they don't complete the knowledge checks, I understand they're informal and not graded but I want my students to at least try them. Also, I have a pre and a post quiz which are graded, how do I keep track of the scores? I am creating materials for pre-matriculation and want to know how effective they are by looking at the pre and post scores. I use SCORM to export my courses to Canvas.
You can add a divider CONTINUE block below each Knowledge Check or after several of them. Set the Continue block option "complete block directly above" or "Complete All Blocks Above" (whichever option works best) under Settings.
Hi there Edith!
Karl is spot on for recommending the Continue block to prevent students from moving on if they don't complete the knowledge check. Thanks, Karl!
Now, let's move on to quiz tracking. Rise 360 will send one quiz score to your LMS, so there isn't a way to view both the pre- and post- quiz scores. You'll only be able to view the final quiz score if that's the one you choose for tracking completion.
Hi Alyssa,
I am new to Rise and exploring as a trial to see if it is the best option for my company. Just to be clear - will Rise only send one quiz score to your LMS for each Lesson or for each course?
Hi Priyanka,
Rise will capture the score of only one quiz(post assessment) unlike storyline which can track multiple quizzes. Attached is the screenshot of both rise and articulate tracking screen. hope this helps.
Regards,
Surender