All question types, except the MCQ with multiple answers are validated with this rule, even Matching, Hotspot and Sequence. B/W score means that you only get the score if everything is correct, score will be zero in all other cases. It is not only about ‘advanced’ actions at all.Ĭhanging the score happens in the Quiz Properties panel for all question types with a black/white score. BTW: later on I will offer an exploring post about the wonderful Advanced Interaction panel (F9), unknown to many because it never appears automatically in the newbie UI. Since some LMS’s don’t like to see total scores greater than 100 points, and all questions don’t merit the same score you will certainly want to change those scores. Score/penalty for 1 correct answerĭefault score for all questions is set to 10 points.
I kept the default Continue actions as well, but moved the pausing point closer to the end of the question slide (see previous article) to minimize the waiting time after the second step of the Submit process. The Failure message was left at its default 1 message. I set the number of attempts to, and checked Retry. Have a look at this screenshot for True/False Question, to the arts marked with a blue rectangle. If you allow more than one attempt, do not forget to check the ‘Retry message’ because that is not done automatically. A limited number of attempts however can be a good choice. You could check the option Infinite Attempts, but I strongly doubt you’ll want to have the learner in such an infinite loop. The actions for Success and Last Attempt are both set to Continue. The feedback messages for Correct and Incomplete are checked and 1 Failure message. In the default setup the number of attempts for graded questions is set to 1. Reason is that you need the Properties panel for partial scored MCQ slides with multiple correct answers. Set up a workspace where both the Quiz Properties and the Properties panel are visible. For quizzes however I strongly recommend to switch to the Expert UI (check the option ‘Enable custom Workspaces….’ under Preferences, General Settings). That panel appears automatically in the newbie UI when you insert a quiz slide (or a random slide) in the right docking station. Setup for both is done in the Quiz Properties panel.
This article will explore the scoring and attempts on two available levels: Pretest questions have scoring as well, but the values are stored in different system variables, and are only meant to navigate the learner to another slide, based on the pretest result. You will get some tips about the default score slide at the end. Scoring doesn’t exist for Knowledge check slides, you can only choose attempts on question level, not on quiz level.
For those slides the results are stored in the quizzing system variables, and you can have the score slide in your course. This post will be talking exclusively about scored (graded) quiz slides and random quiz slides which are graded. Those posts applied to all types of questions: scored, random, Knowledge Check, pretest slides. In the first two articles of this sequence about Quizzing, I explained the Terminology, and the Submit Process
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