How Recorded Attempts Affect Oracle Learning Statuses and Scores

You can specify whether learners have a set or unlimited number of attempts to successfully complete the SCORM, HACP, AICC, or Assessment content. The Recorded Attempts setting decides whether In Progress learning moves to Not passed, and when.

Successful attempts are shared wherever the content is used. When the learner completes the content in one offering activity, they don't need to complete the content again if they enroll in other offerings that use it.

Any unsuccessful attempts aren't shared wherever the content is used. Each unsuccessful attempt is counted for only the offering that the learner is currently working in.

You select a Recorded Attempts option on the details page of the online or assessment content that's scored. The field isn't available for unscored content.

• If learners reach the specified number of attempts without successfully reaching the passing criteria, their offering activity is set to a Not Passed status. It does the same for the corresponding learning assignment.
• If learners reach the passing criteria by the specified number of attempts, processing updates their offering activity to a Completed status.

If they've unlimited attempts, the default option, processing tracks how many attempts it takes learners to pass. They can see the number of past tries in their enrollment details. You can see it on the Manage Activities page.

Caution: If you reduce the number of recorded attempts, you affect learners who haven't completed the quiz but have exceeded the new number of attempts. Learning updates their offering activity and corresponding learning assignment to Not Passed.