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Assessment Sections

Assessment sections are special sections designed specifically for testing. They support scoring, pass/fail thresholds, attempt limits, and can report results to your LMS.

Unlike regular content sections, assessment sections have specific constraints that keep learners focused on the test:

FeatureContent sectionAssessment section
Allowed block typesAll 19 block typesText, Image, and Knowledge Check only
ScoringNo scoringQuestions scored automatically
Attempt limitsNot applicableConfigurable (1 to unlimited)
LMS reportingCompletion onlyScore and pass/fail status

Each course can have one assessment section. It appears at the end of the course structure.

  1. In Course Overview, click Add Assessment
  2. The assessment section is created with a default title
  3. Add lessons to the section, then add knowledge check blocks to those lessons
  4. Click Configure Assessment to set passing scores and attempt limits

Inside an assessment section, you can add three block types:

  • Text - for instructions, context, or scenario descriptions
  • Image - for visual aids, diagrams, or scenario images
  • Knowledge Check - the scored questions themselves

Only knowledge check blocks count toward the assessment score. Text and image blocks provide context but don’t affect scoring.

Click Configure Assessment on the assessment section header to open the settings dialog. You can configure:

  • Passing score - set as a percentage (e.g., 70%) or a question count (e.g., 5 of 10 correct)
  • Maximum attempts - limit how many times learners can retake the assessment (set to 0 for unlimited)
  • Randomize question order - shuffle questions each attempt so learners see them in a different order
  • Show feedback - display correct/incorrect feedback after each question
  • Show results - display a final results screen with the learner’s score after completion
SettingDefault
Passing score70%
Maximum attempts3
Randomize questionsOff
Show feedbackOn
Show resultsOn

By default, after a learner answers a question in an assessment section, the player automatically scrolls to the next question. You can disable this behavior in Theme > Layout > Assessment Autoscroll.

When autoscroll is off, the next question is still unlocked and focused for keyboard accessibility, but the page does not scroll. This lets learners navigate at their own pace.

You can add an optional conclusion page below the assessment — a customizable page shown to learners after they pass. Use it for congratulations messages, next steps, or additional resources.

Unlike assessment lessons, conclusion pages support all block types. See Conclusion Page for details.

Deleting an assessment section removes the section, all its questions, and the conclusion page (if one exists) permanently. A confirmation dialog ensures you don’t delete it accidentally.