Scoring subjective answer prompts

Learn how to score subjective answers manually.

DialogForm allows course creators to test their users' knowledge via subjective answers. These answers can be in a long text format, or can even be hand-written/hand-drawn and uploaded as images. Since a descriptive answer cannot be scored instantly, we developed a feature called "score-later" to score such prompts.

The score-later option allows course creators to manually score the responses of their users at a later stage and share with them via email.

What To Do

Open up a flow and create a subjective answer prompt. Depending on whether you want the user to type in the answer or upload images of a hand-written/hand-drawn answer, the following articles will help you:

Here is an example of what your prompt might look like:

How to Assign a Score

To assign a score to a user's response, you first need to view their chat history. Next to the "BUILD" tab on the flow builder page, you'll find another tab called "STATS". Click on this tab. This will take you to the flow's statistics page. Now, click on the "CHATS" tab to see all the individual chat histories so far.

Find the desired chat history and assign a score. The image below points out the various bits of UI for doing so:

Notifying Users When a Score is Assigned

If you serve up your DialogForm content through Thinkific, users will be notified by email whenever you assign a score.

Likewise, when we provide integration with LTI compatible Learning Management Systems (coming soon), the same email feature will be made available.

For all other cases, please contact us at hi@dialogform.in. We'll be happy to help you with possible options.

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