Hi I am wondering if people can help me the following issues we are facing.
We use Oracle as our LMS and we seem to be having issues with specifically ‘assessments’. When setting up assessments in Evolve we are enabling the ‘course assessment’ extension, setting minimum pass criteria in behaviour and updating the settings to reflect course assessment sets to complete. However this is not then transferring over to our LMS to show completions and pass/fail statuses.
Has anyone else had the same issue and what routes did you explore to get to a resolution? If anyone else uses Oracle as their LMS then I would really value some advice on this as well as it seems the functionality is pretty basic.
Hi yes I am using the ‘assessment completion’ on the behavior along with the course assessment behaviour. We are still experiencing issues with it capturing pass/fail criteria because the master score is not set. I am trying to figure out if this is something we need to set in Evolve or it is connected to an error with our LMS. Has anyone else had to work through mastery score issues?
Hi @WendyWilliams you only need to declare a ‘mastery score’ if you want the LMS to handle setting the pass/fail status for you, which is almost never desirable. In fact in over 20 years of working in e-learning I have never had cause to use this functionality. Not even when working with Oracle LMS!
The typical behaviour is that the course decides when to set a passed/failed status.
I think the first thing to determine is whether Evolve is actually doing that or not. If you launch the course from your LMS then press F12 in the course window to open the developer tools you’ll be able to see the SCORM calls the course is making.
In the example course in my post above I have the Course Assessment extension enabled with Behavior > Pass Mark Percentage set to 60.
In Course settings > Behavior I have set ‘Select How Your Course Should Set A Status’ to ‘Assessment Completion’. I published as SCORM 1.2 with the default settings.
Also in my previous post I suggested opening the developer tools when the course is running so that you can see exactly what SCORM calls it is making. Did you try that? If so, what was the outcome?
You can also upload the course to SCORM Cloud and test it from there. This is particularly useful because SCORM Cloud creates very detailed debug logs of all SCORM calls made by the course - and allows you to send a link to these logs to others. This can be very helpful in proving that the course is doing what it is supposed to.