[ARCHIVED] SCORM ASSIGNMENT SETTING

[jefri_lavin]

Hi, our company recently purchased e-learning in SCORM packages. One of the issues we encountered when we tested it were participants being able to click through the e-learning material(uploaded as an assignment) by hitting the next button.

Here are some of the steps we have tried:

We tried setting an assignment score requirement 100/100 even lowering it to 80/100, but this time the course won't  allow us to proceed to the next page even after completing all activities and viewing all pages in the e-learning assignment.

We also tried setting the requirement to: submit the assignment. This setting eventually allowed the user to click through the material after browsing a number of elearning pages from the material.

I am not sure if I'm going about this wrong or If i missed something. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.

[nwilson7]

Hello  @jefri_lavin ‌.  We use SCORM packages for faculty to take required trainings.  If I am following you correctly, you have added the assignment to a module so users see the "Next" button and can skip through without going through the assignment. 

There may be a slicker way but the SCORM package will not pass back a 100% back to Canvas without the user going through the material.  For us, rather than trying to make the system do it, we just go to the gradebook and look to see if they have gotten their score (most of ours are a 0 if you did not complete and a 100 when you do, so you either have one or the other).  If a user has anything other than a 100% for that assignment, then in our minds they did not complete it and then get a nastygram from HR.

Since our SCORM packages are really outside tools integrated into Canvas we did not set up the module rules as it does take a little bit for the score to sync back and we were not positive Canvas read outside assignments the way it does ones that Canvas does the scoring for.

Not sure if that helps???