Completion Criteria

Skillport provides a capability that allows the client to set their Course Completion Criteria (CCC) either globally or on a per-course basis. These settings set the criteria, which determine whether a course is marked complete.

SCORM 1.2 courses report two different values - a score and a lesson status. The following list of elements is a setting or checkbox in the Skillport Administrator page and describes how the Skillport CCC uses the two values to determine the completion status of the course:

Set the Minimum Score

The administrator specifies a minimum score that is necessary for the course to be marked complete in Skillport. Normally this is a percentage score in the range 0 to 100. If the SCORM 1.2 course supplies a score, then it compares it against this value. If the course score is greater or equal to the Skillport Minimum Score, the course is marked as completed in Skillport. Otherwise, the course is marked as started.

The SCORM 1.2 RTE supports the following elements of scoring:
cmi.core.score.raw
cmi.core.score.min (default 0)
cmi.core.score.max (default 100)

The SCORM 1.2 standard scores a course depending on the setting of all of these values. Normally, the raw score is equivalent to the percentage score, as the defaults for min and max, uses a scaled range of 0 to 100. If the course modifies the min or max values, then The SCORM RTE adjusts the raw score by those values to get a percentage score, which Skillport uses.

Select a Scoring Model

This setting does not affect SCORM 1.2 courses imported using the SCORM 1.2 RTE.

Require users to complete all tests

This setting does not affect SCORM 1.2 courses imported using the SCORM 1.2 RTE.

Allow Course Completion By Content Visitation

When this switch is set, this allows Skillport to mark a SCORM 1.2 as completed in Skillport if the SCORM value of cmi.core.lesson_status is set to either passed or completed.

The SCORM 1.2 specifications allow the lesson status of a course to change from completed to either passed or failed by Skillport. This action depends on the setting of the course's cmi.student_data.mastery_score data element. If present and set, the value of the mastery score compares the percentage score reported by the course. If the course meets or exceeds the mastery score, then a completed status is changed to passed, otherwise it is set to failed. This can cause anomalous behavior if the SCO includes a mastery_score and the user does not exceed that score.

Mark Completed Courses As Frozen

This setting affects the database reset capabilities and applies to all completion criteria, including the ones for SCORM 1.2. This setting does not affect the scoring of SCORM courses.