Setting randomization for the test questions in a Learning Object

Steps to set randomization options for the test questions in a Learning Object.

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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 ...

I have a learning object that includes a case study with 3 decision points using inline multiple-choice questions. I want to track two things with case studies in eLearning (1) learner engagement (did the learner answer each question of the case study regardless of correctness) in some cases more granular (2) if the learner selects choice 1=incorrect, score =0; choice 2= correct, score 10 points.  I have scoring variables assigned to each question that I wish to score using the question setti...

For some reason my LO titles are not showing up in my table of contents, and I would like to make them show. How do I do this?
 

When you create a Project, the default Pass Score setting is 80%.

You can change this on the Project Properties panel when you are editing the Project.

Use Images as Answer Options in Test Questions

Hello, I am having some problems setting up test questions to function the way I want them to in Claro. Here is what my client wants:
The learner answers all questions in the test. There should be no feedback. Just select an answer, click Submit and move to the next question. At the end, if the passing score is achieved, the correct answers for all questions can be shown. The learner is given two attempts to pass. If they fail the first one, they can go back and take it again. If they fail ag...

Update the pass mark (test score) in four easy steps