Everyday use
Take an assessment
How Academy assessments work: question types, pass marks, attempts, results and what to do if you run out of attempts.
Applies to Moraph Academy as it works today. Moraph updates the platform continuously, and this page is reviewed when it changes.
Some courses end a module with an assessment. You must pass each one to complete the course.
Before you start
The assessment page tells you how many questions there are, the Pass mark and how many attempts you have left (or Unlimited attempts). The course author sets these; unless a course says otherwise, the pass mark is 80% and you have 3 attempts. Some assessments pick questions at random, so each attempt can differ.
Steps
Open the assessment lesson.
Answer every question. Choose one answer. questions have one right answer; Choose all that apply. questions count as correct only if you choose exactly the right set.
Choose Submit answers.
ResultYou see your score straight away, for example Passed: 90%, with Correct or Incorrect on every question, the right answers, and an explanation where the author wrote one.
If you don’t pass
Choose Try again to start another attempt, if you have any left. The page says how many remain.
If you’ve used them all, the page says You’ve used all your attempts and shows your best score. Ask your training administrator or Moraph Support to have Moraph’s Academy team grant another attempt.
Once you pass
You can’t retake an assessment you’ve passed. The lesson shows You passed with your score and Review your answers.
Your results
My learning → Assessment results lists every attempt with its score, result and when you submitted it. Your organization’s administrators don’t see your answers or scores.
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