Each question in a Rise quiz will have points determined based on the overall number of questions, out of the possible score of 100%. So you'll see that if you had 3 questions, you'll see each question is worth approximately 33%, and once you add a 4th question they are now each worth 25%.
Are you looking to weight the questions differently, or assign points by answer choice as you can do in Storyline? Let me know, and it's something I can share with our Product team!
Hi there Ashley, thanks for the latest release re scores submission to LMS from Rise. Super cool! The only thing we're missing is being able to weigh different questions/quizzes as well as scores from multiple quizzes (not just one). Any thoughts on whether this would be on the roadmap anytime soon? Thanks again.
Thanks for letting us know how we can improve this new feature in Rise! The ability to adjust the weight of individual questions and combining scores from multiple quizzes isn't currently on our roadmap, but I'll definitely share your insight with our team.
I went ahead and logged a feature request for this on your behalf. You're now subscribed to this conversation which means as we share updates here, you’ll automatically be notified.
In the meantime, if there's anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
I ran into this issue today. Normally I author in Storyline, but this set of courses I'm doing now needs to be in Rise. The department requesting the courses wanted the questions weighted individually, but alas, I can't do it in Rise.
I would love to see this enhancement added into the queue...!
Thanks for reaching out! We currently have this logged as a feature request, so I'll go ahead and include your voice! We’ll update this discussion if this feature makes it on our feature roadmap.
I don't have any updates to share at this time as our development team has been prioritizing other features. Not to worry! I've included you in the feature report and will update this discussion as soon as we have news to share!
Just adding that our team would also like this feature for making an assessment where all answers are correct, but some answers are more correct than others. Would be nice to be able to weight the answers with points and compare to total possible points at the end.
Thanks for reaching out and sharing your thoughts with us. I’ll go ahead and include your voice to this report. We’ll be sure to update this discussion with any news in the future!
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Hi David,
Each question in a Rise quiz will have points determined based on the overall number of questions, out of the possible score of 100%. So you'll see that if you had 3 questions, you'll see each question is worth approximately 33%, and once you add a 4th question they are now each worth 25%.
Are you looking to weight the questions differently, or assign points by answer choice as you can do in Storyline? Let me know, and it's something I can share with our Product team!
Hi there Ashley, thanks for the latest release re scores submission to LMS from Rise. Super cool! The only thing we're missing is being able to weigh different questions/quizzes as well as scores from multiple quizzes (not just one). Any thoughts on whether this would be on the roadmap anytime soon? Thanks again.
Hey Nils,
Thanks for letting us know how we can improve this new feature in Rise! The ability to adjust the weight of individual questions and combining scores from multiple quizzes isn't currently on our roadmap, but I'll definitely share your insight with our team.
That will be a great addition to have in Rise.
Hi,
I just want to show my support for adding weighted questions as an option for Rise assessments.
Hi Chris,
I went ahead and logged a feature request for this on your behalf. You're now subscribed to this conversation which means as we share updates here, you’ll automatically be notified.
In the meantime, if there's anything else I can do to help, please let me know!
Hi,
I was also looking for scoring each answer in Rise differently. If we have any updates please do post it.
No updates yet, Shobha. Thanks for checking in and letting us know you need this feature!
Just to chip in, I would also find this feature really useful!
This would be very useful as some questions typically attract more marks than others. Thanks.
I ran into this issue today. Normally I author in Storyline, but this set of courses I'm doing now needs to be in Rise. The department requesting the courses wanted the questions weighted individually, but alas, I can't do it in Rise.
I would love to see this enhancement added into the queue...!
me too!
me too!
me too!
Not sure if I'm reviving a zombie post or something... but any movement on getting this feature added to Rise?
Hi Teah!
Thanks for reaching out! We currently have this logged as a feature request, so I'll go ahead and include your voice! We’ll update this discussion if this feature makes it on our feature roadmap.
Just adding in that we have a need for it, too!
Have a need for this also.
I see this is a VERY old thread. Is there still no answer to this (other than build it in Storyline)?
It would be very useful to have a matching question with 5 terms count as 5 points (essentially give partial credit for correct answers).
Learners often find it disheartening to not get credit for the parts that were correct...
Hi Kristina!
Thanks for checking in on this!
I don't have any updates to share at this time as our development team has been prioritizing other features. Not to worry! I've included you in the feature report and will update this discussion as soon as we have news to share!
For your reference, here's a deeper look at how we manage feature requests.
Just adding that our team would also like this feature for making an assessment where all answers are correct, but some answers are more correct than others. Would be nice to be able to weight the answers with points and compare to total possible points at the end.
Hi Christine,
Thanks for reaching out and sharing your thoughts with us. I’ll go ahead and include your voice to this report. We’ll be sure to update this discussion with any news in the future!
Have a wonderful afternoon!