(Last Updated On: March 29, 2024)

Report Slide in ActivePresenter 9 is a summary slide of the learner’s performance in a course. It reports stuff like quiz scores, learner’s responses, or pass/fail results. You can let learners know their own results by adding a Report Slide at the end of the course. 

Report Slide allows learners to track and review all interactions on their own. Once they complete a course, they can see what they have done. Let’s learn how to use Report Slide in ActivePresenter 9 in today’s tutorial. 

  1. Insert Report Slide
  2. Customize Report Slide

Insert Report Slide

To insert a Report Slide, do either of the following:

  • In the Home or Insert tab > click the drop-down arrow on the New Slide button > Others section > Report Slide.
  • In the Questions tab > Report Slide.
Insert report slide

Then, you will see a Report Slide inserted into your project like this:

Interface of report slide in ActivePresenter 9

A Report Slide contains three parts, namely the top text box to add the slide title (1), the default parameters (2), and the Review Course button (3).

Customize Report Slide

You can keep or customize the default Report Slide the way you want to show it.

Show/Hide Default Parameters

There are 11 default parameters on a Report Slide. You can show or hide them by performing the following steps:

  1. Select the default parameters section (2).
  2. Navigate to the Properties pane > Interactivity tab > Report Display section.
  3. Tick/Untick the parameter boxes that you wish to show/hide on the Report Slide.
Show or hide report slide parameters
PresentationName of the project
DescriptionDescription of the project
DateThe current date in the format of the project language
Total TimeThe elapsed time in the format hh:mm:ss since the presentation started playing
Taken SlidesThe number of taken slides in the project
Taken InteractionsThe number of taken interactions in the project
CorrectThe number of correct interactions in the project
ScoreThe total score
PercentageThe total score as a percentage
ResultThe result of the quiz (passed or failed)
DetailsThe detailed report 

Here is an example of the report in detail:

Detailed report
Slide IndexThe index of the slide which contains the interaction (starting from 1)
IDThe ReportID of the interaction
AttemptsThe number of submissions that users have tried
ScoreThe total score that learners get from graded interactions
Max ScoreThe maximum score learners can get if all graded interactions are correct
ResultA string represented in the output language of the presentation. It can be one of the following values: Correct, Incorrect, Incomplete, (Empty)
Learner ResponseType of the interaction represented in the output language of the presentation

Note: There are some slight differences between the Score, Max Score, and Result of questions setting partial score and of questions not setting partial score.

For example, in a Multiple Response Question that sets partial scores, if learners don’t select all the correct options, their correct answers still earn points. However, the result of the question is still counted as Incorrect

For more information, please see How to Work with Partial Score in Different Question Types.

Add Customized Parameters

In the Report Slide, Aside from the 11 default parameters above, you can also add customized ones by using text-based objects and variable references. 

To insert a reference into a text-based object, do the following:

  1. Click the text area of the text-based object to open the inline text editor.
  2. Click the Home tab > Reference.
  3. In the System tab of the Variables dialog, select a variable that you would like to add.
System variables in ActivePresenter

For more information about system variables in ActivePresenter, please see the User Manual (pages 316– 320).

Another common example of using customized parameters is to set pass/fail conditions for a course. If learners pass the course, the Review Course button will appear and allow them to review it. On the contrary, if learners fail the course, the Try Again button will show up and allow them to take the course again. See Set Pass/Fail Conditions for a Test for more information.

Change the Container Layout 

The Container Layout of the Parameters section in the Report Slide is Flex by default. However, you can switch to another layout if you want.

To change the container layout, access the Properties pane > Size & Properties tab > Container Layout section. In this section, ActivePresenter 9 offers you three options: None, Flex, or Grid. Select the layout mode that you want. Then, you can customize its properties.

Container layout

See Question Container Layouts for more details.

The Review Course button allows you to review the quiz in the review mode. For more information, please see How to Review a Course.

Note: To modify the look of the Report Slide, open the Slide Master View and modify the Report Slide layout. For more information, see Work with Slide Masters.

That’s all about how to use Report Slide in ActivePresenter 9. Feel free to download the app and try every feature inside it.

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See also:

Create Interactive Quizzes
Define Score and Report for Interactive Questions
Insert Slides
Set Pass/Fail Conditions for a Test