JavaScript Tweak in Articulate Rise Results
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I'm looking for a small fix in JavaScript on my Articulate Rise result screen. At present, it's showing a percentage, but I need it to display the number of correct answers out of total questions.
The goal is to modify the result display from a percentage format to a count of correct responses. This is a straightforward task for a developer with JavaScript expertise, particularly with Articulate Rise.
Also, the correct answers should be presented in a simple text format, rather than anything more complex.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Strong proficiency in JavaScript
- Familiarity with Articulate Rise and Stroyline
I will provide a test export from RISE. The export contains two types of quizzes. An embedded one and one that uses the Knowledge check blocks. All the answers are TRUE.
Option one:
It would be good if we could modify the results screen. Pictured below. By showing the number of questions not just the percentage that were answered correctly/incorrectly. Also, the passing indicator is confusing because we do not have a passmark as it is a knowledge check. Remove passmark.
Option two:
I have included both types of assessments because I thought it might be easier to create a custom solution than modify the existing results slide, so consider both options.
For the custom solution, I was thinking of storing the javascript vars and then accessing them with a Storyline block at the end of the assessment blocks.
The goal is to modify the result display from a percentage format to a count of correct responses. This is a straightforward task for a developer with JavaScript expertise, particularly with Articulate Rise.
Also, the correct answers should be presented in a simple text format, rather than anything more complex.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Strong proficiency in JavaScript
- Familiarity with Articulate Rise and Stroyline
I will provide a test export from RISE. The export contains two types of quizzes. An embedded one and one that uses the Knowledge check blocks. All the answers are TRUE.
Option one:
It would be good if we could modify the results screen. Pictured below. By showing the number of questions not just the percentage that were answered correctly/incorrectly. Also, the passing indicator is confusing because we do not have a passmark as it is a knowledge check. Remove passmark.
Option two:
I have included both types of assessments because I thought it might be easier to create a custom solution than modify the existing results slide, so consider both options.
For the custom solution, I was thinking of storing the javascript vars and then accessing them with a Storyline block at the end of the assessment blocks.