Require SCORM Quiz Passing Score

Tagged: mastery, mastery score, passing, passing score, quiz, scorm, scorm quiz

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17 octubre, 2019 at 16:41 #31668
Anónimo
I am making over 100 courses with eXe Learning and in most of these, the user is required to pass a Chapter Review with a score of 70% or higher before they are allowed to view to the next unit.

In eXe it appears that it allows the user to proceed to the next unit regardless of their score. Note that the Scorm Quiz iDevice behaves much differently compared to Preview mode.

I have written code to show and hide the “Next/Previous” buttons when specified conditions are met, so in theory all I would need to do is the following:
1. Return the user’s score to a variable after they submit their quiz answers.
2. Prevent the page from automatically navigating to the next unit after displaying quiz results.
There may also be an easier way. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks.
17 octubre, 2019 at 19:09 #31672

Anónimo

I have found a way to prevent the quiz from auto-advancing to the next unit after displaying the score:

It’s pretty simple. The function calcScore2() gets called when you close the quiz results popup window. All you have to do is redefine that function with the last line “scorm.quit()” removed. The script will be redefined before the user submits their answers and scorm.quit() will never get called – effectively disabling the auto-advance.
18 octubre, 2019 at 18:32 #31676
s0ckd3
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calcScore2() gets called when you close the quiz results popup window
- This reply was modified Hace 5 años, 2 meses by s0ckd3.
21 octubre, 2019 at 9:46 #31714

Cristina Valdera
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(Answer from jmandonegi)

Hi gregoryn:

You must export the package as SCORM 1.2 (better) or SCORM 2004. The only iDevice managing scores is “Scorm Quiz iDevice” and you can not use more than one of them in a page.

SCORM is a wide standard and allows different packaging options. eXeLearning exports as multi-sco. It means that the score is related to the page where you use the Scorm Quiz iDevice.

The LMS where you publish the package is responsible of generating the navigation (TOC tree or similar) and storing the the score. For instance, in Moodle you have different grading methods:

Learning Objects – This mode shows the number of completed/passed Learning Objects for the activity. With exe packages you will get the amount of visited pages.
Highest grade – The grade page will display the highest score obtained by users in all passed Learning Objects. With exe packages you will get the highest score among the pages with Scorm Quiz iDevice.
Average grade – If you choose this mode Moodle will calculate the average of all scores. With exe packages you will get the average score among the pages with Scorm Quiz iDevice.
Sum grade – With this mode all the scores will be added. With exe packages you will get the sum of the scores in the pages with Scorm Quiz iDevice (not very useful).

Where are you going to publish the packages?
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