Scenarios always start the learner with zero points. For every answer they choose, the learner will either get more points, lose points, or get nothing. When they've completed the training game, the total number of points they collected are used to grade how well they did.

But how does that work, exactly?

LemonadeLXP takes the highest point amount possible and uses it as the max available score. It then uses that number to figure out a percentage based off of the learner's final score.

Let's say the highest amount of points a learner can earn is 100. That means 100 points = a grade of 100%.

If a learner finishes the training game with only 40 points, however, they will be given a grade of 40%. (Their score, 40, divided by the maximum possible score of 100).

Since zero will always = 0%, a learner's score can never go below zero (even if they answer poorly and incur a loss of points).

This same formula will be used with any maximum point value, no matter how big or small.

If the maximum points possible is 20:

If the maximum is 8 points:

If the maximum is 2 points:

Keep this in mind as you assign points to your conversation path, and always make sure the perfect path has the most points!