These options are most likely to record both completion and success statuses in your LMS. We recommend choosing Passed/Incomplete or Passed/Failed. When you export a Rise 360 course, you get to choose one of these reporting options: The status values you see in your LMS depend on the reporting option and LMS standard you choose and how your LMS interprets statuses. Rise 360 automatically sends status updates to your LMS. Did they master or satisfy the course requirement? That is, did they view a certain percentage of the course, finish a quiz, or complete a Storyline block? The success status is usually Passed or Failed, though it can also be Unknown. The success status monitors how learners perform. The completion status is either Complete or Incomplete. The completion status monitors when learners finish a course.
What are completion and success statuses?
You’ll learn what these statuses are as well as which reporting option and LMS standard you should choose when exporting Rise 360 courses.
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This article explains how to record completion and success statuses in an LMS. For example, did a learner fail a course because he or she hasn't completed it yet, or did the learner complete the course and fail to get a passing score? Knowing the difference makes it easier for the LMS to determine when the course should move from the learner’s course catalog to his or her transcript. Tracking both is the best way for an LMS to know what a failed attempt means. While some LMSs only track one completion status, many LMSs track both a completion status and a success status.
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