Include Custom Rating Questions (0-10 scale) with customizable prompts and responses in order to gain insights according to your case.

This article covers:

• What is a Custom Rating Question?

• How to Add a Custom Rating Question to your Course

• How to Utilize the Feedback from Custom Rating Questions

What is a Custom Rating Question?

They are 0-10 scale rating questions with a customizable prompt and response.

How to Add a Custom Rating Question to your Course

1. Go to Course Builder and click Create New or choose an existing course to Edit

2. Create a New Lesson or select an existing lesson to Edit

3. Click the “+ Add Question” Button

   

4. Select Custom Rating Question the pop-up menu

   

5. Customize your Prompt and Response to your learners

   1. Note: Your prompt will be followed by the default text: Please reply with a number between 0 and 10.

      
      You do not need to include this verbiage in your custom prompt, and should bear this in mind when wording your custom prompt (see example below).

   2. Example:

      1. 

      2. What the Learner Receives:

         Given the explanation of our Company Values as outlined in this course, how would you rate our current implementation of these values in our overall company operations, communications, offerings? A higher number equates to a stronger feeling that our Company Values are tangible in all that we do.
         
         Please reply with a number between 0 and 10. 

6. Thats it! Now this question will be added to your course and sent learners who enroll in the future.

How to Utilize the Feedback from Custom Rating Questions

Pre-requisites: You have created a course with a Custom Rating Question type as shown above. This course has been Published, and Learners have Enrolled in the Course and progressed past the point of the Custom Rating Question.

1. Navigate to Analytics

2. In the Course dropdown menu, select any Course(s) which contain Custom Rating Question question type

3. Click "Export course responses to CSV"

   

4. You can now utilize this CSV which includes readily normalized, quantitative data with your favorite data analysis programs to further evaluate responses based on your use case(s).