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Settings are in various places. Generally you should find the Lectora user guide pdf in the folder where Lectora is and search for "retain"

• Tests it is one of the Test properties to apply to the entire test.
• Questions if not controlled by Test Properties are retained by a Question property on the Question tab of the question
• Variables - open the variable manager

Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I don't have full access to the database, but Moodle does have an interactions report so I will look at retaining answers and putting the questions in tests and see how that goes.

Thanks again - I'll post back how I go.

you would probably be better putting your questions into a test (or tests) and then setting the lectora title to report test interactions to the lms. you'd then be able to view using an interaction report (which i'm sure is available in moodle).

it also depends on what data you can get access to in the back end of moodle. retaining the responses in lectora places the info in a suspendData field (which as ben says has certain limits). you may not have access to this field via normal / standard reports. scorm interactions however are directly accessible by reports designed for this very purpose. If you have full access to the underlying database in moodle then you can choose whichever method best suits your needs.

Certainly possible. First you need to make sure the answers are retained. You need to be sure you are within the storage limits: 4K for all answers for SCORM 1.2 and 64K for all answers for SCORM 2004.

Then you should be able to view the stored data in Moodle. That is a moodle question and you can likely find by searching for it.

@benpitman 63116 wrote:

Certainly possible. First you need to make sure the answers are retained. You need to be sure you are within the storage limits: 4K for all answers for SCORM 1.2 and 64K for all answers for SCORM 2004.

Then you should be able to view the stored data in Moodle. That is a moodle question and you can likely find by searching for it.

Thanks for your response! Great news that it is possible. To retain answers, is that a setting during publish, or during quiz set up? Storage limit shouldn't be a problem - I was only testing it with 1 question. Using SCORM 1.2 as that's what Moodle can handle.

I did have a look in the Moodle forums/docs but couldn't find anything specific, only others having similar issues (but with different authoring tools).