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Software Simulation - Force score to equal 100% if complete

Explorer ,
Dec 01, 2015 Dec 01, 2015

Hi,

I've created some software simulations which are working pretty well. However when completed, my LMS (LearnUpon) always shows that the user has scored less than 100% (often it is 99% but some times as low as 80%).

If the user doesn't complete all the slides (i.e. exits early) then the percentage seems to be roughly correct so I'm happy enough with that but is there a way to say to Captivate that if the user gets to the last slide then set the Score to 100%?

Cheers,

Kevin

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Community Expert , Dec 01, 2015 Dec 01, 2015

Did you check the Advanced Interaction (F9) panel?

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Community Expert ,
Dec 01, 2015 Dec 01, 2015

Captivate's quizzing variables are READ ONLY and cannot be changed with Advanced Actions.

You might be able to use JavaScript to hack these variables, but that's NOT what I would be recommending here (and you need to be pretty good with JS code to do it anyway).

You need to determine what the underlying issue is here that is preventing the LMS from scoring the modules accurately.

To test where the issue may lie, first upload the same content to SCORM Cloud and check whether the issue exists there.  IF it does, then the issue is likely with the content.  If it does not, the LMS is at fault.

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Community Expert ,
Dec 01, 2015 Dec 01, 2015

Did you check the Advanced Interaction (F9) panel?

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Contributor ,
Dec 02, 2015 Dec 02, 2015

I'm guessing you've already put your settings to something like this?

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You could always try slide views instead of % and see if that works any better.

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Dec 04, 2015 Dec 04, 2015

Hi

As mentioned in a previous response, setting the SCORM to track based on slide views would perhaps be the first item to check.

Does the SCORM include a formal exam element? If not, then slide views are definitely the approach to take (along with setting the completion statuses to 'complete/incomplete').

Shane

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Explorer ,
Dec 04, 2015 Dec 04, 2015
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Thanks all for looking into this .... I did have the publishing set up to track slide views .... after looking into the 'Advanced Interactions' panel (which is something I knew nothing about) I could see that I had a point assigned to a hidden slide which meant the user could never achieve 100% .... all fixed now!

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