Example 3

In this example, the learner is required to master the procedure of saving a Word document by observing the procedure in the See It SCO (SCO 1), practicing in the Try It SCO (SCO 2) and performing the procedure in the Do It SCO (SCO 3). If the learner scores a 10 in the Do It SCO, then that SCO can be considered passed. If the learner scores anything less than 10, then the SCO can be considered failed.

This is only an example of how Success Status could be determined. There are many other ways beyond this example. Success Status determination depends on the project requirements and design of the content (SCO).