Reporting scores to SCORM LMS?

I've create some quizes in captivate made them scorm compliant by doing:
Edit->Preferences->Quiz->Reporting
Then checking Quiz: Enable reporting for this project
Under Learning Management System( LMS ):
chose Standard: Scorm, Manifest Template: Default
Report Status:
Complete/Incomplete
Report to LMS as:
Score
Choose Report Data:
Quiz Results Only
Reporting Level:
Report Score
I our LMS it sends the LMSInitialize Message, but never sends a LMSSetValue when the quiz if finished.
Is there something else I need to do to a quiz in order to report the score?

Test. Shows that there is a reply. I just can't see it yet.

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Captivate 3 Not Reporting Scores to TEDS LMS

Hello Everyone,
Thanks for taking a moment to read through this.
I'm trying to build a course in Cap-3, using the TEDS LMS (SCORM 1.2).
The course runs fine, but is not sending the scores to our LMS. I'm not the *most* techincal of folks, but I want to exhaust my troubleshooting first.
Here's what I've tried.
First:
Screen shot of the repeated failures (quiz is a generic 2 question quiz):
It's a little hard to see, basically it shows my three quiz results with "Failed" after each.
Each time I took the quiz, I passed with 100%. I set the pass threshold to 80.
Here are the steps I've taken so far:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/122880#122880
Attempted steps in PDF, adjusting HTML to increase SCORM API load time
Adjusted HTML to comment out one line
Added a blank button slide
http://forums.adobe.com/message/751946#751946
Attempted to change quiz information to the following:
-Complete/Incomplete
-Quiz Results Only
-Score
-Report Score (And Report Score and Interactions)
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Added a button on a new slide that executed LMSFinish() javascript.
All tests result in a failed result.
I know there's a lot of other technical tests I can run, but basically my only options right now are to modify things in Captivate and upload new tests to TEDS FTP.
If you feel I've exhausted all my options, I understand!
Thanks for your assistance.
Paul Trively

I've not lookede through the previous thread, but you've done variations on the settings?
You have tried Pass/Fail instead of Complete/Incomplete? Generally, if you want a score to show, you need to use Pass/Fail. That's not always true, but a score is generally not associated with Complete/Incomplete in SCORM 1.2 (in my understanding).
Have you tried the lesson through any test suite outside the LMS itself? That'd be my next step. The ADL Test Suite is the 'offical' tool for such testing but isn't very user friendly. Otherwise I'd suggest Rustici's Test Track
http://www.scorm.com/scorm-solved/test-track/
or the Reload Editor (which I've not used and am not 100% sure is for SCORM validation)
http://www.reload.ac.uk
Run the lesson through some SCORM tester and see if the values passed are what you expect. If not, change the settings, publish, and test again. A lot more efficient, hopefully, than going through the LMS itself and allows you to possibly determine an LMS issue over a lesson issue.
HTH
Erik

CP8 reports score not percentage to LMS using SCORM 2004 3rd edition

Hi,
I have 24 questions and when I answer 2 questions correctly I get a score of 20, (each question being worth 10 points), but it is possible to send to the LMS a percentage and not a total score? This LMS does not calculate but just shows what is sent which is confusing to the learner. I'm using SCORM 2004 3rd edition.

Hi Rod,
Thanks for that tip, I've double checked that and it appears to be correct. I was under the impression that the reporting section would just be used for the criteria for completion and would still report the score/percentage.
This is what my screen looks like, pretty standard I think.
Any other areas that I should doublecheck? I was thinking of making each question worth 5 points but that would require manually adjusting each course, less preferred way to fix it.
I started thinking that under Quiz Result Message I only have Correct Question and Total Questions checked off, but don't know if that would cause the percentage to not output. Unlikely I think.

Captivate 5 not Reporting Quiz scores correctly in LMS

Our organization is transitioning to Captivate 5 from Captivate 4. We are using SumTotal as our LMS. I took a CP4 project and converted to CP5, then uploaded it as a test. The results were dismaying.
Captivate 5 Scorm 1.2 apprears to send scores to the LMS instead of scaled scores. For example; If you have 20 questions the scaled score should always be 0 to 100.
In the example I converted from Captivate 4, I have 15 quiz questions. In my first try I scored 60% on the Quiz. Captivate reported to the LMS a percentage complete of 0 and a score of 90%. In my second attempt I scored 80% (which is required for passing from within the Quiz setup) and Captivate reported to the LMS 100% complete and a score of 100%.
I repeat, all worked fine with the same course published as Captivate 4.
I work for a very large multinational company. This is a killer for us if we want to go forward with Captive 5. In fact, I have just spent a lot of money upgrading everyone in my department - money wasted if we can't use the output with our LMS.
Does anyone have any ideas, and is there a way to get to someone at Adobe if this forum is unable to provide answers?
Sorry to sound panicked, but I guess I am.
Frank

Hi all
You're absolutely right. Adobe silence is extremely unsatisfactory and unprofessional. Below are the email correspondences. Does anyone know who are the President or the CEO and the email address? I think it’s about time to find out why from the top man himself.
Best regards... Flavian
From: Flavian Lim [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, 21 September, 2010 12:00 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: FW: Quizzing related forum posts?????
Importance: High
Hi Vish
Please furnish me with your updates immediately.
Best regards... Flavian
From: Flavian Lim [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, 12 September, 2010 8:18 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: FW: Quizzing related forum posts
Hi Vish
Any updates? My timeline is behind schedule.
Thanks & regards... Flavian
From: Flavian Lim [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, 10 September, 2010 1:24 AM
To: 'Shivaswamy Viswanath'
Subject: RE: Quizzing related forum posts
Hi Vish
Thanks for following up the issues. Attached, please find the files requested.
Hope it helps.
Best regards... Flavian
From: Shivaswamy Viswanath [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, 9 September, 2010 11:35 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Quizzing related forum posts
Hello Flavian,
Can you share the cptx file with us?
Thanks,
Vish
From: Flavian [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 10:17 PM
To: Shivaswamy Viswanath
Subject: Re: Quizzing related forum posts
Hi Vish
Yes, they are all checked.
Please revert soonest.
Thanks... Flavian
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
From: Shivaswamy Viswanath <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 15:48:38 +0530
To: [email protected]<[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Quizzing related forum posts
Hello Flavian,
Looks like the interaction data for the question is not captured. Can you please check whether ‘Report Answer’ option is checked in ‘REPORTING’ accordion of Quiz PI for all question slides? If not, can please enable this option and check it out?
Thanks,
Vish
From: Flavian Lim [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 2:17 PM
To: Shivaswamy Viswanath
Subject: RE: Quizzing related forum posts
Hi Vish
Attached, please find a copy of the student record file as requested.
Thanks & regards... Flavian
From: Shivaswamy Viswanath [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, 8 September, 2010 2:50 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Suresh Jayaraman
Subject: RE: Quizzing related forum posts
Hello Flavian,
Thanks for the reply. Regarding the thread Captivate 5 not Reporting Quiz scores correctly in LMS we would like to investigate further. Can you share those XML files with us? It can be found in Wamp Server, captivate results folder. Can you please zip it and send it to us?
Thanks,
Vish
From: Flavian [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, September 05, 2010 1:31 PM
To: Shivaswamy Viswanath
Subject: Re: Quizzing related forum posts
Hi Vish
The configuration is exactly as described in the Adobe help. Both the quiz and Wampserver is on the same machine. The rest is as per stated on the forum thread.
By looking at the results of the Cp5 Quiz Results Analyzer, does it make any sense? The statistics doesn't fit in at all.
Appreciate your interest in this issue. Hope we can work towards resolving this issue.
Best regards... Flavian
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld
From: Shivaswamy Viswanath <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 5 Sep 2010 11:39:40 +0530
To: [email protected]<[email protected]>
Cc: Suresh Jayaraman<[email protected]>
Subject: Quizzing related forum posts
Hello There,
This is Vish from Adobe Captivate Team at Adobe. I have observed multiple threads from you on the issues you are facing with Quizzing feature. I thought of mailing you to know the issues you are facing so that I could look at them. Can you please mail me those issues and if possible few sample files too?
Thanks,
Vish

Captivate3 score transmission to LMS not working in Firefox

We are experiencing a troubling problem with Captivate 3 quiz scores not transmitting to the LMS when using Firefox. The exact same functionality works perfectly in IE. We have narrowed it down to a TIMING problem for how quickly data is passed to the LMS, which differs by browser, and we would like to know if anyone has a solution (other than telling users only to use IE --- not an option).
Using Firefox:
When you finish the course quiz, the score is calculated and reported correctly within Captivate. When you exit the course immediately after that, a PARTIAL score is reported to the LMS, it is almost always incorrect, and it varies from session to session. For example, if you scored 100% (and Captivate told you that), the completion status and score will show up in the LMS as 20%, 30%, or some small percentage that is less than a passing grade and definitely less than 100%.
The critical thing we've noticed is that Captivate will take a long time (almost 3 minutes!) while it sits and processes data at the end of the quiz, on the Results screen. You can see the cursor reacting, which is a visual cue that processing is still happening. If you wait for that processing to finish and THEN check your score in the LMS, *amazingly* it is correct (100%). But if you exit the course normally, without waiting 3 minutes to return to the LMS, your score will not be correctly reported. So... why is there this lag, and why is it reporting ANY score at all if processing is still occurring, as opposed to a zero score? What is it processing that takes so long and when is it sending what to the LMS?? This gets even more interesting when you see how it works in a different browser...
Using IE:
There is no processing lag and never a problem. All scores are reported correctly and immediately when you exit the course and go to the LMS.
We have been trying to isolate the problem and figure out why Firefox handles this differently than IE and what we can do to fix it.
I have stripped the lesson down to only 10 interactions (clickables) that are included in the Quiz score. All other objects are set to 0, and not included in the quiz. Advanced Interaction map verifies a clean slate.
Quiz Reporting is set to:
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Report Score to LMS = Percent
Reporting Level = Report Score (I'm not reporting or tracking interactions)
Our LMS is Pathlore.
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Hi Ginnycr,
I'm experiencing the same issue with Captivate 4 and it looks like this problem has been around for quite some time now. Have a look at this link:
http://www.koma-medien.de/elearning/forum/archive/index.php/t-1140.html
at the bottom of the thread someone posts this:
"The slow issue is resolved when I force the g_intAPIType to 0 (into the
<project>.htm file), so it force Captivate to communicate as if it was into IE."
Try it out and see if it works? I'll test on my end too. Hopefully one of us will come up with a solution! (or one of the nice Captivate experts on this forum will jump in and rescue us)

Is that possible to report score from a selected set of questions in a quiz?

Hi I am new to Captivate and SCORM. I've been reading the forum discussions and Lilybirl's blog, and learned a lot in the past few days. I wish someone could help me with this too:
We hope to design a course within a single captivate project which allows the following functions:
There are several pre-tests and one post-test. The scores from each pre-tests will be used for branching purpose. See, if one takes pre-test 1 and passes, then she will go to lecture 2; otherwise goes back to lecture 1; if one takes pre-test 2 and then passes, then she will go to lecture 3; otherwise go back to lecture 2; same for pre-test 3, 4, 5, .... Now I know that I can use a customized variable to realize this part. I can create a user varaible as pretest_score, and set it as 0 at the beginning of each pre-test; let it do the math everything the learner answers a question slide. Then at the end of each pre-test, jump based on the value of the pretest_score. Then for the post-test, the pretest_score will be set as 0 again, and the culculation will start from 0. It will also generate a customized report page to report scores on each pre-test and also on the post-test.
However, we wish to be able to pass only the final score on the post-test to the LMS. Since I read that most of quiz variables are read only. Is there any way I can get around this? Is there something in the SCORM package that I can change to the variable that I created so that I can pass this variable's value to the LMS?
Any suggestions would be very helpful.
Thank you very much.

Hi,
I do not describe it in the blog posts, but you could also set the scores of the pretest question slides to 0, and track those scores only with a user variable and advanced actions. That way the total score will have only the scores of the final test, where you attach score to those question slides. Only one annoying thing: the total number of questions will have all the questions included, same with the number used in the progress indicator. You'll have to avoid showing those numbers to the user, but if you can live with that, could be easier than to create custom question slides.
Lilybiri

How NOT to report scores

Project: Must get over 80% of quiz questions right to pass (and be marked as complete).
I'd like to NOT pass along the actual score to my LMS (I just want complete/incomplete).
Is there a fairly simple way to do this (without writing scripts etc)? Or is this a small developer project?

Hello...I'm using INquisiq and they said their fields are fixed but I could possibly get my project to just not send the scores (so it would appear as a dash).
In this project, once a user gets 80% of the quiz slides correct, they have passed (and completed...they land on a slide with no chance to go back and redo it). A surprising number get hung up on the score since its on their permanenet transcript (i.e. they pass/complete but still want to try it again for a higher score...but cant).
Additionally (a side issue), the words PASS and FAIL can get people going (esp when they bookmark during the project and they show as failed). If given the option, I'd pick complete, incomplete, not attempted as my only feedback to the user. I've set Report Status to complete/incomplete but still get pass/fail. Its SCORM 2004.

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Try setting the Quiz Score to Percentage instead of Score, and set your Pass/Fail option to Percentage as well.
Then set the value of your scored button to 10 points instead of 100.
Republish to the LMS and test.
Some LMSs are a bit picky and I find Percentage is safer than trying to use Score. If your button IS the only scored object, the actual number of points doesn't have to be high.
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Has anyone run into a problem with CAP 2 failing to pass the
cmi.core.score.raw value to an LMS? All other completion info seems
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KB in FL,
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standard. You
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here's what's *supposed* to happen...
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core values it supports
e.g.
"student_id,student_name,lesson_location,lesson_status,score,session_time..."
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If the LMS doesn't return any values - then Captivate will
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values to the LMS. Captivate only returns data for the values
that the LMS
supports. Did you notice the "score" value, in the string
above? Well -
that doesn't mean that the LMS supports *all* score values -
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Captivate is then supposed to query the LMS for what "SCORE"
values it
supports:
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The LMS is supposed to return a string that contains
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"raw,max,min"
If the LMS doesn't return the "raw" value - then the raw
score isn't sent to
the LMS.
I could validate this with a debug file I have laying
around...
http://www.learningconsulting.com/content/macromedia/captivate/Capviate_SCORM_Debug.zip
Run that file through your LMS and send me screen shots of
the dialogs that
appear at the end:
Andrew AT LearningConsulting DOT com
If it is what I think it is - Captivate can workaround this
non-compliant
LMS.
Regards,
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Internet Explorer not recording scores for SCORMS

I am having a problem with Internet Explorer not recording the scores for SCORMS developped in Captivate 7. A Forum in Moodle suggested that the problem is that Internet Explorer always has an error with the instruction DoBeforeUnload. I can see that this is always causing a problem. Do you have any suggestions or work arounds for this?

I am using Captivate 7 to produce the SCORMS, and the courses are hosted in MOODLE 2.5. The scores are recorded well in google Chrome but not in Internet Explorer. I have been trying out the courses with Internet Explorer 10 and 11 and both produce the same error:
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Reporting Score in Solo Learning LMS

I have read through the message thread and see that there are
other folks having difficulty getting quiz scores to report on
various LMS platforms. Does anyone have suggestions on how to get
the score to report from a Captivate3 SCORM 1.2 course to the Solo
LMS?

Ravi,
For AICC communication, Captivate communicates directly from
the SWF file to
the AICC-compliant LMS. All of the score logic is determined
in the SWF and
then communicated directly from the SWF to the LMS. Unless
you override the
Captivate tracking mechanism, you won't be able to control
the data sent
normally from Captivate to an AICC-compliant LMS. That's why
I suggested
you capture the data from Captivate using the SCORM
mechanism, since all of
the data is sent through JavaScript; and then forward that
data to your
AICC-compliant LMS using your own mechanism.
There are other ways you can capture and override the data...
- Build a server-side script that you re-direct all
AICC-communication to.
Then override the data and forward to the AICC-compliant LMS
- Build a Flash-based wrapper for Captivate files
I am sure there are more options - but maybe I'd start with
the override
using your own server-side script (or using the SCORM
mechanism to capture
the data and re-direct to your AICC-compliant LMS).
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- Build an ASP or other server-side script.
- The server-side script needs to be able to perform an
HTTP-POST to the LMS
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sent to the
content and changes the AICC_URL to the ASP file you built.
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Reporting score to LMS Manually

Hello Everyone
I am working on a project where I am creating slides with variables to track
the score, attempts, correct answers, percentage score, etc instead of inbuild quiz functionality.
I didn't use quiz functionality provided by captivate as different questions are of different type with
different scores attached to them.
All is working fine but now I want to report final scores to LMS and want to know how can that
be done on the final slide. How can I post all the variable values like scores achieved, total score,
percentage score, competency status, etc to LMS.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
JagVWS

By default Captivate does not provide any way to report user variable values as SCORM scores. Only interactive objects or quiz question slides can be assigned to report a score or result to the quiz. Since user variables are not interactive, you cannot assign them to report to the quiz.
There is a widget that allows you to set up user variables as slave objects and basically treat them as interactive, but it's the widget that actually reports the score to the quiz ON BEHALF of the variable.
You can find out more about it here:
http://www.infosemantics.com.au/adobe-captivate-widgets/interactive-master
http://www.infosemantics.com.au/interactivemaster/help
Free trial version widgets here:
http://www.infosemantics.com.au/adobe-captivate-widgets/download-free-trial-widgets
Please note that this widget is NOT HTML5 compliant. Only HTM/SWF output is supported.

How do you get a percentage score in the LMS using SCORM 2004 and CP6?

I am having two issues since I upgraded to CP6. When I select Track Data at End, the courses never scores as complete in the LMS - it worked great in CP5.5.
Also, in CP6 there is no option to record the score as a percentage using SCORM 2004, so all I get is Complete or Incomplete - I could get percentages in CP 5.5
Does anyone have any ideas or advice? Am I doing something wrong here?
I am using GreenLight from Silkroad for the LMS.
Regards,
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But I had to put a very big value. 32000 was not enough. Otherwise some of the triggers (big ones) got cut off.
This is my complete code which did it.
SPOOL F:\Channa\zz_zzTemp\Binuka\OutPut.txt
set trimspool on
set pages 0
set long *1000000000*
set linesize 32767
SET TERMOUT OFF
SELECT DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL('TRIGGER', TRIGGER_NAME, 'ABS')
FROM ALL_TRIGGERS
WHERE OWNER = 'ABS' AND trigger_name NOT LIKE 'BIN$%'
SPOOL OUT
THANKS A LOT. REALLY APPRECIATE IT.
P.S: I had to include the NOT LIKE 'BIN$%' in the where clause because otherwise I got this error:
ERROR:
ORA-31603: object *"BIN$cqXDSqghrFngQKjAJAovgw==$0"* of type TRIGGER not found in
schema "ABS"
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SYS_ERROR", line 105
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_METADATA", line 2805
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_METADATA", line 4333
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