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Calculating Results using the weighting system

Calculating Results using the weighting system. Learning Path Configuration. Starting from the highest level Learning Paths weighting system. In this example, we have a learning path that contains 2 courses. As always, the total possible result is 100%.

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Calculating Results using the weighting system

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  1. Calculating Results using the weighting system

  2. Learning Path Configuration

  3. Starting from the highest levelLearning Paths weighting system In this example, we have a learning path that contains 2 courses. As always, the total possible result is 100%. In this configuration 30% of the result will come from Course 1 and 70% from Course 2. So, if the user achieved 100% for both Course 1 and Course 2, then they would achieve 100% for the Learning Path.

  4. Starting from the highest levelLearning Paths weighting system In this second example, we have a learning path that contains 2 courses. As always, the total possible result is 100%. In this configuration 30% of the result will come from Course 1 and 70% from Course 2. So, if the user achieved 70% for both Course 1 and Course 2, then they would achieve 70% for the Learning Path. Lets see how it’s calculated.

  5. Starting from the highest levelLearning Paths weighting system Course 1 Configured contribution – 30% Result achieved 70% 30% of 70 = 21% Contribution = 21% Course 2 Configured contribution – 70% Result achieved 70% 70% of 70 = 49% Contribution = 49% Total Result is 21% + 49% = 70% Now for a real life example.

  6. Starting from the highest levelLearning Paths weighting system Real Life Example Course 1 Configured contribution – 30% Result achieved 82% 30% of 82 = 24.6% Contribution = 24.6% Course 2 Configured contribution – 70% Result achieved 79% 70% of 79 = 55.3% Contribution = 55.3% Total Result is 24.6% + 55.3% = 79.9%

  7. Course Configuration weighting system

  8. Course Configuration weighting system In this example, we have a course that contains 2 lessons. As always, the total possible result is 100%. In this configuration 30% of the result will come from Lesson 1 and 70% from Lesson 2. So, if the user achieved 100% for both Lesson 1 and Lesson 2, then they would achieve 100% for the Course.

  9. Course Configuration weighting system Lesson 1 Configured contribution – 20% Result achieved 70% 20% of 70 = 14% Contribution = 14% Lesson 2 Configured contribution – 80% Result achieved 70% 80% of 70 = 56% Contribution = 56% Total Result is 14% + 56% = 70% Now for a real life example.

  10. Course Configuration weighting system Real Life Example Lesson 1 Configured contribution – 20% Result achieved 73% 20% of 73 = 14.6% Contribution = 14.6% Lesson 2 Configured contribution – 80% Result achieved 92% 80% of 92 = 73.6% Contribution = 73.6% Total Result is 14.6% + 73.6% = 88.2%

  11. Lesson Configuration weighting system

  12. Lesson Configuration weighting system In each lesson you set the pass mark. Eg: 95% If the student attempts the exam and does not achieve the pass mark, then they have failed. This also effects the course as the course totals won’t be calculated until the course is successfully completed, if in the course configuration the “Must be completed” checkbox is set for this lesson.

  13. Question Configuration weighting system Each Question has an option to enter the point value to receive if the question is answered correctly. Eg: 5 points. When the exam is completed, the system totals the points awarded and divides them by the total possible number of points that could have been awarded. Then converts this into a percentage. This percentage is then used for the grading of the lesson, Pass or Fail.

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