In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT or PPTX
file).
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Adobe Presenter offers reporting options for presentations with e‑learning elements. For example, you can create presentations that are SCORM, AICC, or Tin Can compliant for use within a learning management system.
Note: Adobe Presenter is Tin Can compliant from Version 9.
Reporting options, such as what data to collect and how the data is reported, are set for a course. You can, however, select whether to report interaction data to a learning management system at the quiz level.
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Click Adobe Presenter, and in the Quiz ribbon item, click Manage.
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In the Quiz Manager dialog box, click the Reporting tab.
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Select Enable Reporting For This Presentation.
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Select the main learning management system standard you want to use:
- Adobe Connect Pro
- AICC. If you select AICC, four course structure files are created.
- SCORM. If you select SCORM, click Manifest to set options for creating a manifest file, required by many third-party learning management systems. In the manifest dialog box, you can also select SCORM version 1.2 or 2004.
- Tin Can
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Specify how you want the status of the course to be reported to LMS:
Incomplete -- > Complete
The status of the course is reported as Incomplete in LMS when users launch the course. The status changes to Complete when the success criteria is satisfied.
Incomplete -- > Passed/Failed
The status of the course is reported as Incomplete when users launch the course. The status changes to Passed/Failed when the success criteria is satisfied.
Note:Status Representation fields are available only when you choose AICC or SCORM 1.2.
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Specify the success and completion criteria for your course. The status of the course is decided based on whether or not the users met these criteria:
User Access
The users are considered to have successfully completed the course if they launch the course from LMS.
Slide Views
The course is considered to be complete or successful if users view the specified number or percentage of slides.
Tip: For branched quizzes, specify the criterion as percentage of slides.
Quiz
The course is considered to be complete or successful based on the users’ performance in quiz. You can choose one of the following criteria:
Users attempt the quiz: In this case, the status is reported as Complete if users attempt the quiz irrespective of whether they pass or fail the quiz.
Users pass the quiz: In this case, the status is reported as Complete only if users pass the quiz.
Users pass or the attempt limit is reached: In this case, the status is reported as Complete if users pass the quiz or have taken all the attempts. For example, if the number of attempts set in the course is 2, and:
Users take the first attempt and pass, then the status is reported as Complete and Passed.
Users take the first attempt and fail, then the status is reported as Incomplete and Failed as the attempt limit is still not reached.
If users retake the quiz and fail, the status is reported as Complete and Failed.
If users attempt the quiz again and pass, the status is reported as Complete and Passed.
Note:SCORM 2004 supports two types of status: Success and Completion status. You can configure Adobe Presenter to send these two statuses to a SCORM 2004-based LMS separately. For example, criteria for Completion status can be ‘slide views 100%’ while Success criteria can be ‘quiz is passed’. See here, Step 5, to know about SCORM 2004 and usage of Exit Normally checkbox.
Unlike SCORM 1.2, you can specify separate success and completion criteria for SCORM 2004.
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Specify how the data is to be reported to LMS:
Quiz Score
Report the quiz score as percentage or as points.
Interaction Data
Report user interaction data, for example, the question attempted by users, and the answer provided them.
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Click OK.Note:
If your presentation includes a SWF file that contain a quiz created in Adobe Captivate, only user interaction data is reported for such quizzes. Both user interaction data and quiz scores are reported for quizzes that are directly created in Adobe Presenter.
Set a pass rate for a quiz
When you place quizzes in a presentation, you set a pass rate for users. The pass rate is a percentage or numeric value that users must reach in order to pass the quizzes. For example, setting a pass of 80% requires users to get 80% of the questions correct in order to pass.
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In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT or PPTX file).
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Click Adobe Presenter, and in the Quiz group, click Manage.
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In the Quiz Manager, select a quiz and click Edit.
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Click the Pass Or Fail Options tab.
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Select a Pass Or Fail option:
“#” % Or More Of Total Score To Pass
Enter a percentage value that students must meet in order to pass. For example, if 100 is the maximum quiz score, then 80% means a score of 80 is required to pass.
“#” Or More Of Total Score To Pass
Enter a numeric value that students must meet in order to pass. For example, if you enter a value of 50, students must have a score of 50 or above to pass.
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Click OK.
Set score display
You can set the way the quiz score is reported to users.
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In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT or PPTX file).
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Click Adobe Presenter, and in the Quiz group, click Manage.
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In the Quiz Manager dialog box, select a quiz and click Edit.
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Click the Quiz Settings tab.
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Select Show Score At End Of Quiz.
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Click Quiz Result Messages.
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Select a score option:
Display Score
Specifies that the numeric score is displayed.
Display Percent Score
Specifies that a score as a percentage of total is displayed.
Tally Correct
Specifies that a score in tally form (for example, “7 out of 10 correct”) is displayed.
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Click OK three times to close all of the dialog boxes.
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