There are two ways to view SCORM activity participation in iLearn insights:
- View students who have not accessed a SCORM activity
- Summarise all SCORM activities as a single report for a unit
View students who have not accessed a SCORM activity
A list of students who have not accessed a SCORM activity can be viewed by selecting a SCORM activity title from Unit > ‘Students who have not accessed a resource’ menu. Bulk email functionality has also been added to this report to send a personalised bulk email to all students who have not accessed a SCORM activity.
This will display a list of students who have not yet accessed a SCORM activity.
Summarise all SCORM activities as a single report for a unit
A summary of all SCORM activities as a single report for a unit can be viewed from Unit > ‘SCORM Report’ menu. Summary of each SCORM activity report includes the number of students:
- Not attempted
- Incomplete
- Passed
- Completed
It also includes some other key information such as the total number of users accessed a SCORM activity as well as the total duration all students collectively spent on a SCORM activity.
The SCORM activity report also show individual students as shown below:
Initiative and thanks to Morwenna Kirwan, FMHHS Admin & Operation
In PHYT2000 I email my students prior to each tutorial (fortnightly), nudging them to complete their online modules. The SCORM participation report helps identify those that have not completed the module and I write them a personal reminder email – a prompt, which they appreciate and which ensures more students are engaging in the unit content prior to tutorials.
Dr Morwenna Kirwan | Senior Teaching Fellow | Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences
Senior Fellow, Higher Education Academy
Need more help?
Please contact Shamim Joarder (shamim.joarder@mq.edu.au) or Jeremy Hind (jeremy.hind@mq.edu.au) for more information.
Access the other iLearn Insights posts in this series:
[…] SCORM participation report in iLearn Insights […]
[…] SCORM participation report in iLearn Insights […]
[…] SCORM participation report in iLearn Insights […]