Steps to set randomization options for the test questions in a Learning Object.
By default, each test question has a weight of 10 points.
This weight (points) is used to calculate the learner's score as a percentage to determine the test score which is sent to the LMS (in the case of a SCORM, AICC or xAPI package).
You can set custom Weighting for individual test questions according to the level of importance you determine the question should have in the overall marking scheme.
Note: If you set a custom weight for a question, it’s a good idea to let learners know so ...
Use Images as Answer Options in Test Questions
Hello there,
I need your insights and advice regarding Test-out option in Claro.
I need to test “test-out” as a strategy. I need to provide learners with a test. If they achieved the passing score, they are done. If they failed to pass the test they will be transferred to the course module followed by the test again.
How to do so using Claro?
In this IDIODC episode, Brent and Chris bring you the first episode of the interactive, video-cast series: A Beginner's Guide to Audio for eLearning. The first topic of discussion will be specifically on recording hardware and best practices.
When taking the course assessment, I'm given some questions from each learning object but two of the learning objects show a score of N/A despite answering questions and receiving a score. What does this mean?
Steps to edit text in a Text Element.
The changes you make are saved once you leave the Text Element.
Bundling content as topics makes it easily re-usable across multiple projects
In this simulation you will learn how to disable the default Submit button for test questions and create a custom button that uses an action to submit the test question and another action to move to the next question with one button click.
Steps to edit an Action.
As you add Actions to a Page, they are listed on the Actions tab on the left side of the Stage.
You can use this tab to open Actions to edit them.
This tab is also helpful for understanding all the Actions or events on a Page, especially if you aren't the original author but are trying to make updates.
By default, each test question has a weight of 10 points.
This weight (points) is used to calculate the learner's score as a percentage to determine the test score which is sent to the LMS (in the case of a SCORM, AICC or xAPI package).
You can set custom Weighting for individual test questions according to the level of importance you determine the question should have in the overall marking scheme.
Note: If you set a custom weight for a question, it’s a good idea to let learners know so ...
Use Images as Answer Options in Test Questions
Hello there,
I need your insights and advice regarding Test-out option in Claro.
I need to test “test-out” as a strategy. I need to provide learners with a test. If they achieved the passing score, they are done. If they failed to pass the test they will be transferred to the course module followed by the test again.
How to do so using Claro?
In this IDIODC episode, Brent and Chris bring you the first episode of the interactive, video-cast series: A Beginner's Guide to Audio for eLearning. The first topic of discussion will be specifically on recording hardware and best practices.
When taking the course assessment, I'm given some questions from each learning object but two of the learning objects show a score of N/A despite answering questions and receiving a score. What does this mean?
Steps to edit text in a Text Element.
The changes you make are saved once you leave the Text Element.
Bundling content as topics makes it easily re-usable across multiple projects
In this simulation you will learn how to disable the default Submit button for test questions and create a custom button that uses an action to submit the test question and another action to move to the next question with one button click.
Steps to edit an Action.
As you add Actions to a Page, they are listed on the Actions tab on the left side of the Stage.
You can use this tab to open Actions to edit them.
This tab is also helpful for understanding all the Actions or events on a Page, especially if you aren't the original author but are trying to make updates.
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