SCORM Export Settings
Hi everyone,
I wonder if someone can let me know if the following is possible?
I am producing a video with Questions throughout and exporting to SCORM 1.2. I have the pass mark at 80% (4 out of 5) and the Completion set to 100%. However is there a way to report to the LMS as Passed/Incomplete if the user doesn't get 80% or above?
At present a learner can get 40% and still show in the LMS as completed as they have watched 100% of the video.
Thanks,
Adam
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Hi Adam,
I went ahead and created a new project to test out your specific video setup (SCORM 1.2, 5 quiz questions, 80% correct requirements and 100% completion set). I have verified what the TechSmith Smart Player does in the scenarios you have outlined.
When I get 4/5 questions correct:
- A raw score (cmi.core.score.raw api value) of 80 is sent to the LMS.
- A lesson status (cmi.core.lesson_status) of passed is sent to the LMS.
When I get 2/5 questions correct:
- A raw score (cmi.core.score.raw api value) of 40 is sent to the LMS.
- A lesson status (cmi.core.lesson_status) of failed is sent to the LMS.
For more transparency, when getting the value for lesson status, it gets marked incomplete at the start of the session. The valid values that can be stored for lesson status are:
- “passed”
- “completed”
- “failed”
- “incomplete”
- “browsed”
- “not attempted”
The tricky thing about SCORM is it seems like every LMS does something different with how it integrates the SCORM api into the rest of the LMS. This is why I focused on the data we send to the SCORM api.
What LMS are you using? What version of Camtasia are you using to create the SCORM package? Does it have any type of debugging data that you can view?Thanks,
Ben0 -
When we set the completion for our storyline content we use "passed/incomplete" ... it seems to work best with our LMS. Is there a way to get those values to be passed upon "completion" of a video (meaning the threshold for the percent to be watched have been met) when there is no cotent?
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