A useful way to use Clips when assessing learners is to display the learner’s score to them on a results page to show how well they have done. By using Clips, you can play back a learner’s score for a given Chapter, or the total score for the entire course.
Displaying a learner’s score for the current chapter
1. Create a textbox on the page where you’d like to display your learner’s score for the current chapter, and select Insert Clips:
2. From the popup window, there are two options that can display the current chapter score. These are Current chapter score (%) and Current chapter score (Number):
The Current chapter score (%) Clip will let learners know the percentage of questions they answered within the Chapter. In Author mode this will appear as{total.chapter.score}
The Current chapter score (Number) Clip will display the number of points achieved in the Chapter based on the Score Weighting of each page in the Chapter. In Author mode this will appear as{total.chapter.score.raw}
| Tip: To find out more about score weighting read Feature Focus: Progress and score. |
In the following example, there is one scored page in the Chapter and the learner has answered them both correctly. All questions have the default Score Weighting of 50. After answering these questions in Preview mode the page will appear like this:
| Note: The image above shows the basic output from this clip only – you can further modify the page's design to match the rest of your project. |
Displaying a learner’s total score for the course
1. Create a textbox on the page where you’d like to display your learner’s score for the current chapter, and select Insert Clips:
2. From the popup window, there are two options that can display the current chapter score. These are Current chapter score (%) and Current chapter score (Number):
The Total score (%) Clip will let learners know the percentage of questions they answered correctly within the course. In Author mode this will appear as{total.score}
The Total score (Number) Clip will display the number of points achieved in the Chapter based on the Score Weighting of each page in the Chapter. In Author mode this will appear as
{total.score.raw}
In the following example, there are four scored pages in the course, and the learner has answered three questions correctly. All questions have the default Score Weighting of 50. After answering these questions in Preview mode the page will appear like this:
