Scores and Charts

How to display simple scores

The simple score is a score that can be set for each option. Each time the user selects a option, a process is performed that sums the scores.

The simple score can be displayed as a numerical value at the endpoint. To display simple scores, follow the steps below.

1. Register Scores for Options

Go to the Create Questions/Options screen.

Press the sports_score button to display the list of scores. Set the score for the option.

In the example below, A score of 5 points is assigned to the option.

2. Check the Checkbox at the Endpoint

Turn on the Advanced Editor toggle at the top of the screen to switch to Advanced Settings mode.

Check the Endpoint checkbox to switch the question to endpoint and check the Total of Simple Type Scores checkbox.

Even if you have registered a score for a option, the total score will not be displayed unless you check this checkbox at the endpoint.

3. Display in Template with Total Score Display Function

Moves to the Design Template screen. The total score can be displayed by using a template with a Total Score as shown in the figure below. The Try button allows you to check the actual look and feel of the various templates.

The total score is often displayed as "TOTAL SCORE" in the endpoint, as shown in the figure below, but it depends on the design template used.

Summary of Simple Score Display Conditions

All of the following conditions must be met in order for the total score to be displayed.

The design template has a total score display function.
The Total of Simple Type Scores checkbox in the Total Score Settings panel is checked at each endpoint of the Create Question and Options screen.

How to display scores by aggregate category

The Aggregate Category Score is a category-specific score that can be set for each option. Each time the user selects a option, a process is executed that sums the scores for each specified category.

Scores by aggregate category can eventually be displayed as a chart, such as a radar chart, at the endpoints. To display scores by aggregate category, follow the steps below.

1. Set Scores by Aggregate Category for Options

Moves to the Create Question and Options screen.

Turn on the Advanced Editor toggle at the top of the screen to switch to Advanced Settings mode.

When in Advanced Edit mode, the Aggregate Category Settings panel will appear as shown below.

Next, press the edit button to register the aggregate category settings in the options.

Explanation of Terms

Aggregate Category NameAs the name suggests, these are labels for the categories you wish to aggregate. For example, if you want to evaluate a company's employee satisfaction, the corresponding categories would be satisfaction with treatment, openness, and so on.
ScoreIt is the aggregate category score that is added when that option is selected.
Sort Order ScoreThis setting is used to specify the order of the tally categories when displaying a tally chart. For a radar chart, the small numerical items are arranged in a clockwise direction. For a horizontal bar chart, the smallest numerical value items will be listed from the top to the bottom.
Set a number closer to 0 for the first item you want to display, and a larger number for the last item you want to display.

Concrete Example

In the example below, selecting Yes to the question "Can you freely express your ideas and opinions to your supervisor?" means that 5 points will be added to the evaluation item for good openness.

In the same way, questions are created, and aggregate category names and scores are registered for the options for the questions.

In this case, as an example of evaluating a company's employee satisfaction, we have created diagnostic content with the structure simply shown in the flowchart below. In a yes/no question, selecting "yes" adds 5 points to the corresponding aggregate category, while selecting "no" will add only 1 point.

The flowchart below was automatically generated by Judge's flowchart generation function.

2. Check the box at the endpoint

Check the Endpoint checkbox to switch the question to an endpoint, Check the radar chart or horizontal bar chart checkbox.

Even if you have registered aggregate category settings, the aggregate chart will not be displayed unless you check this checkbox in the endpoint.

3. Display in a template with aggregate chart display functionality

Moves to the Design Template screen. You can display an aggregate chart by using a template that can display Aggregate Chart as shown in the figure below (with the checkbox for tally chart checked). Try button to see how it really looks in various templates.

Summary of display conditions for scores by aggregation category

To display scores by aggregate category, all of the following conditions must be met.

Design template has aggregate chart display function.
There is a set of aggregate category scores in the options selected to reach the quiz results.
Specify a score by aggregate category for the data source at each endpoint in Create Question and Options screen, and check the radar chart or horizontal bar chart checkbox.

Chart Display Options

The Chart Display function displays a radar chart or horizontal bar chart.

You can choose either Scores by Aggregate Category or Formula as the source of information for the chart.

The radar chart and horizontal bar chart allow very detailed settings such as maximum value, standard value, animation time, and color settings, as shown in the figure below.

Explanation of Terms: Radar Chart

Maximum ValueMaximum value of the display axis. The default setting adopts the maximum value for the axis from the maximum score for each aggregate category, but this option allows the specified value to be the maximum value for the display axis.
For example, if a radar chart is displayed when the scores of all the aggregated categories of the diagnostic results are low, the maximum value is automatically adopted in the default setting, resulting in a larger radar chart area as shown in the figure below.

On the other hand, specifying a maximum value allows for a smaller radar chart area, thus avoiding visual misinterpretation.
Animation Time[msec]Animation time for displaying aggregate charts. 0 is no animation.
Enter the value in units of [msec], so for example, if you want the animation to take 3 seconds, enter 3000.
Pointer SizeA pointer is displayed at the endpoints of the chart at the specified size, as shown in the figure below.
Main ChartRadar chart of scores by aggregate category or formula calculation results.
Reference ChartThis is a radar chart of reference or average values.
Standard ValueThe satndard value for each aggregate category or formula name that is the basis for drawing the reference chart.
The standard values for each aggregate category displayed on the radar chart can be appended at the same time as the main chart, providing a visual representation of how much the quiz results have increased or decreased from the standard.

Explanation of Terms: Horizontal Bar Chart

Maximum ValueMaximum value of the display axis. The default setting adopts the maximum value of the axis from the maximum value of each aggregate value, but this option allows the specified value to be the maximum value of the display axis.
Animation Time[msec]Animation time for displaying aggregate charts. 0 is no animation.
Chart Colors for Each Aggregate CategoryThe background color of the bar chart that can be specified for each tally category. If not specified, the settings of the design template used will be applied.
Chart Colors for Each FormulaThe background color of the bar chart that can be specified for each formula. If not specified, the settings of the design template used will be applied.

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