Overview
Storyflow has four different kinds of assessment items that you can use to track training results. As the author, you decide what the criteria for these various outcomes are. You will find these under the Resources tab:
The Raw Score Resource is used to track training results and you can display them with a User Report to the learner in the headset. The Raw Score displays a number score.
Required Fields
Field Name | Description |
---|---|
Score | Enter the score or use the atom icon to create a variable to customize how the score is calculated. See example at the bottom of this article. |
Optional Fields
Field Name | Description |
---|---|
Title | Title of the Assessment Item. Each Assessment Item typically represents a task the learner will complete. When a User Report is used in conjunction with this then each Assessment Item title will be a line item with the corresponding result. While the title field is not required, it is highly suggested. The User Report will have no context without them. |
Description | Descriptive information about the Assessment. |
Feedback | This is generally used to give the learner more context for their result. |
Events
Example in the Headset
In the Motive Lab, we’ll look at a very simple example of using the Raw Score Resource.
At the start of the script, I will add the Raw Score Resource in and I’ve created a variable from the “Score” field. I’ve named the variable “Tasks Complete” and set the value to 0. This is now initialized at the start and I can add to the score in later frames:
In the next frame, I’m going to use the Launch New Script Resource to have the learner complete that script. In that script, the learner is do don the PPE they will need to wear in the lab:
In a child frame of the Launch New Script, I’ve added an Event in the Condition field for the PPE donned. I’ve added in the Variable we created at the start -the “Tasks Complete” variable. Then I’ve chosen “Set Value” on the variable and chosen “Arithmetic Operation”. For the “Left Operand” I’ve clicked on the atom icon and chosen our “Tasks Complete” variable. For “Operator” I’ve chosen “+” and for “Right Operand, I’ve entered “1”. What all this means is that when the learner has successfully donned their PPE then their score should increase by 1 point:
In the next child frame I’ve added a Screen Message Resource for the learner to click “OK” to see their score:
In the final frame, once the learner closes the Screen Message, I’ve added a User Report and chosen the Report Items - Raw Score. In order for the learner to see the score you must display it within a User Report:
Here is what the frames look like for the above scripting:
This is what the learner will see when they open their report - note that we’ve only tallied a score for 1 item so it’s a simple 1 score report they’ll see on successful completion. This could of course be scripted for a number of tasks that needed to be completed and the score would reflect that: