Scoring for LMS

Question

I am testing Captivate 2 so that we can make a decision on
using it for Level 3 assessments in Software Applications Training.
The scenario that I am using is to evaluate if a Microsoft Word
user can 1). Create a new blank document and 2). Save the document.
To Create a new blank document, the user can take the
following alternate paths:
a. Click on New Blank Document icon = 3 points
b. Type Ctrl + N = 3 Points
c. Select File (1pt) > New (1pt) > Blank Document (1pt)
= 3 points
To Save the document, the user can take the following
alternate paths:
a. Type Alt + S (2pts) > Click on the Save button (1 pt) =
3 pts
b. Click on the Save icon (2pts) > Click on the Save
button (1 pt) = 3 pts
c. Select File (1pt) > Save (1pt) > Click on the Save
button (1 pt) = 3 pts
There are some more alternate paths but I have limited to
those shown above for the purpose of testing. I need the maximum
score to be 6 points and the user must sore 6 points in order to
pass. In this case I would like to show that the user has scored
100 % (i.e., 6 points = 100%). If the user did not score 100% I
need the score to show the percentage accurately. (e.g. If they
used path c to create the document but only performed 2 steps
correctly, and they used path b to save the document but only
performed the first step correctly then they should score 4 points
and the percentage should show 67%)
I need this to be reported correctly via SCORM 1.2 to the
LMS.
Right now I can't change the max score from 15 which is
automatically calculated, and the percentage shows 40% when the
user performs both of the processes correctly (i.e., they score 6).
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
DrD

Answer 1

Inquisiq (http://www.inquisiqr3.com) is worth a look - SaaS or Installed, various pricing models, pretty full-featured but can certainly be used for just test results. No interaction reports available to those without permissions...
(disclaim: I work with these folks)
Moodle and Sakai, of course, are two Free LMS products that may suite you just fine, especially if you've a strong IT and dev group, and even moreso if they've a taste for open source products.
Articulate, I believe, has a hosted tracking system for their QuizMaker products. I've not looked into it, and not sure if it's available 'installed', but either way may be a fast solution. QuestionMark Perception has a similar thing, I think I've heard, but also heard their pricing is...challenging.
Helps?
Erik