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Final Quiz Passing Score: Is The 80% Written In Stone?

eLearning Industry

Is it something that learning specialists have arbitrarily chosen or does this magic number have any mooring in learning theory? Most of us set 80% as the passing score in eLearning courses. What is the rationale of this figure? This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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Use Scenarios to Make Quiz Questions Relevant to the Job

Integrated Learnings

A quiz can be a useful tool for taking a pulse check during training. In some cases, a quiz might be the next best type of level 2 assessment if the resources available to you don't support a more robust skill assessment. And how well those quiz questions are written determines how productive that role is. Here's a few reasons.

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The Lonely eLearner: Creating Social Learning Anchors | Social.

Dashe & Thomson

I’ve often been motivated to go back and take another look at material that stumped me on a quiz or test that I knew many others got right. What if the eLearning module gave you feedback to questions that included the percentage of your collegues that got the same question right or wrong. Properly d.

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Why Multiple-Choice Only Quizzes Suck

LearnDash

There are learning management systems, course creation tools, gameification techniques, and so much more. B) Provide insight into what has truly been learned. In fact, there is little to no critical thinking involved in any multiple choice based quiz. C) Neither A or B. An Example.

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Space invaders

E-Learning Provocateur

It’s worth noting the rather unhelpfully labelled spaced learning is a specific approach to spaced retrieval whereby the first presentation is followed by a 10-minute interval during which the learner undertakes a distractor activity (e.g.

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Why Your Quizzes MUST Support Modern Media

LearnDash

Over the years, I have implemented quite a few learning management systems and created countless elearning modules. The one consistent item across all of these implementations was that there needed to be a quiz to test users on their comprehension of the material. elearning learning management system lms'

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A New Year’s Resolution: Remove the Fluff from eLearning

Integrated Learnings

Another offender is knowledge checks that quiz basic recall. Word searches, crossword puzzles, hang man – I see these games in eLearning from time to time. While some may use them to review terminology, I can’t think of an example of when these activities would be the best way to reinforce that knowledge. Does this formula sound familiar?

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