Captivate 4 scoring in Peoplesoft ELM

Question

Hi all--hoping to get some help with our issue:  our Captivate courses are not scoring correctly when taken through our Peoplesoft ELM.  Our Articulate courses ARE scoring correctly.
The Captivate courses are scoring correctly on the ELM/Component piece, but not on the ELM/Activity piece--which is what shows up on all the training records and reports.
Here are the Quiz Preference settings we are using to publish our Captivate courses:
We have tried different combinations of these settings, but none seem to make a difference. Peoplesoft either records the score of the Activity as '80' or '100'...nothing else, no matter what the component/real quiz score is (80, 90 or 100).  The mastery score was set at 80, then we unchecked that, but still no change.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

Answer 1

I've found it!  Here's the answer:
Set the following in your Captivate -->Preferences:
Project-->Start and End-->Project end options = Close Project
For SCORM 1.2 courses:
Quiz-->Reporting-->Report Status = Complete/Incomplete
Quiz-->Reporting-->Report to LMS as = Percent
Quiz-->Reporting-->Choose Report Data = Quiz results and slide views
Quiz-->Reporting-->Reporting Level = Interactions and Score
Quiz-->Reporting-->Manifest:  make sure the SCO-->Mastery score is either unchecked or <= the Pass or Fail score/percent
These settings work wonderfully for our Peoplesoft ELM LMS!  We are now scoring correctly 100% of the time.
However, because you are reporting the 'Quiz results and slide views', you will need to make sure none of your slides are longer than the pause time (assuming you have an interaction pausing your slide).  This is because Captivate doesn't count a slide as being 'viewed' unless it's completely viewed for the length of time assigned (3.0 seconds, 5.0 seconds, etc.  For those times when you need a longer slide for some reason (multiple clicks on one slide, for example), factor those slides into your Slide View Completion percent (for example, change 100% to 95%). This also applies to branching...be sure to set your Slide View Completion percent low enough to allow completion based on the minimum number of slides learners will view, no matter what branch they take.