reporting test results to LMS

Of course it's possible. In the end there's no big difference between courses with and without a test. A scorm package must always send the score a user has achieved for the Assignable Unit (AICC_Score). If you don't have a test you'll have to set the score manually, if you have a test you can use the test score to fill in AICC_Score. Lectora creates a variable for the test called "Name_of_your_test_chapter_Score", e.g. "Test_1_Score".

Check out Jennys course about Scorm that provides you with a comprehensive introduction to how it works.

Hey Tim, thanks for your help, i will watch jennys course.

greetings Marcel

Hi,

and how does this work, if i want that the score of a game will be shown in our LMS?

Is this possible?

i have downloaded the GameShow template from elearningbrothers.

Thx and have a nice day, Marcel

Change the type of your title to "AICC and SCORM for LMS", so that you can use the scorm variables.

Identify the variable that is used to store the score: 29864_percent

Find the place where the percent score is calculated: All relevant actions are attached to the image "textBox_Intro" and executed when the image is shown.

Add another action under the calculations:

On: Show

Action: Modify variable

Target: AICC_Score

Type: Set equal to

VAlue: VAR(29864_percent)

Hi, thx for your manual.:-)

i have tried this and its shows the percent but not the real score. It would be very cool if we can see the real points of every player.

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You can't use cmi.score.raw (AICC_Score) for the points as the variable requires a decimal and it will throw an error when you try to set it to a value > 1.

You can check "Retain value between sessions" for the variable "29864_GameScore" to save the points to the suspend_data field in the LMS.

... it seems like the calculations made by the template are not too precise. In my test I answered all questions but 1 (100 points) question correctly. The point score is 7900 but the percentage score is 95 although it should be 99.

Marcel, you might find out whether your LMS supports Tin Can (xAPI), which would let you define a custom field for "marcel_game_score" or whatever you choose.