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aaronleary
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11 years ago

Essay Questions

Hi all, Can anybody help me with the above please? I want my learners to demonstrate what they know by writing prose in a Essay Question slide.  I am using GrassBlade LRS but this slide does ...
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  • AshleyT-Pollard's avatar
    AshleyT-Pollard
    11 years ago

    Hi Aaron,

    It may depend on your LMS if you're able to see and find a report on that type of information, as every LMS chooses how to handle the data Storyline sends and provide reports on the information. The quiz data sent to an LMS is detailed here, and you may also want to review this article on troubleshooting common LMS issues. 

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aaronleary
Community Member
11 years ago

Hi Ashely T,

Thank you for the updates. Can you clarify a couple of things for me please?

1. Is the quiz data generated and sent on a slide by slide basis within a complete lesson? I say this because I have several activities in each of my lessons, several of which are quizzes in different formats. In this regard, the only statements coming through to my LRS are user has 'experienced' an activity, not 'this is what they said' or 'this is their score'. The troubleshooting post suggests changing the tracking to another variable like pass/fail but what if each lesson has several pieces of content that need tracking in different ways, like a pass/fail test and written text that also needs recording?   

2. Are you aware of any issues where Articulate Storyline and LearnDash are used together and negatively affect the kind of statements that are sent?

3. 

If these statements came through to my LRS, it would be great, but they are not:

  • id: Storyline sends a series of data for this string to identify the Scene#, the QuestionDraw# (if applicable), and the Slide# in that particular scene or question draw.
  • type: This is the type of question (True/False, Multiple Choice, Multiple Response, etc).
  • student_response: This is how the learner answered the question.
  • correct_response: This is the correct answer for the question.
  • result: This designates whether the learner answered the question correctly or not.
  • weighting: Articulate content doesn't currently utilize this item. It'll always be set to 1.
  • latency: This is how long it took the learner to answer the question.
  • objective: Articulate content doesn't currently utilize this item. It'll always be set to 0.

If you have any further knowledge on these questions that would be really appreciated. 

Many thanks,

Aaron 

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