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Created by Guest
Created on Mar 24, 2022

Learner Progress Report should count a Failed course as completed

We have created a workaround to allow staff to "test-out" of content so they do not have to take all of the content if they already know the topic. To do this, we create 2 courses: a Pre-Test course and if the learner fails the course, then they are auto-enrolled into the full review course. We are finding that any course listed as Failed does not count as a completed course in the Learner Progress Report. While someone might fail a course, they still have completed it and do not need to take it at this point. I would like to see any Failed courses be counted as a Completed course in the Learner Progress Report.

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  • Guest
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    Jul 13, 2022

    I don't agree with this either. In our company a fail means they need to re-do the course. I think a better option would be to have more fields on the learner progress report (as well as ILC session reports) for a fail column. I'd like to see (Complete, Fail, Absent, In-Progress,Enrolled) all on the reports.

  • Guest
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    Apr 5, 2022

    Rebecca - I see what you are saying here. In my case, we want to consider a failed course as "complete" and then we use the failed score as a way to know if the user needs additional training. I agree - there should be an option to allow the Failed course to be marked as complete, or mark as Failed and incomplete and user has to retake.

  • Guest
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    Apr 5, 2022

    It'd be even better if admins could set a rule as to what is done with users who fail a course. The course could: complete regardless of failure; trigger a re-enroll; stay in an incomplete status.

  • Guest
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    Mar 25, 2022

    I do not agree with this suggestions since if someone fails a course in our company they need to retake it.

    Perhaps it there is a way to mark it as Failed and have the option to auto re-enroll the user?