Unlike exercises in granules, the final exam measures learning outcomes across the entire path under conditions close to a real test: no immediate feedback, random order (if configured), score to reach. This is the mechanism that formally validates training completion and determines whether the certificate is awarded.

From your project, hover over the "Final evaluation" section at the bottom of the screen and click "Edit content".

Available settings:

Usable granules: exercises only (MCQ, categorize, ordering, interactive image). Information granules cannot be added. You can use granules from existing modules, even if those modules are not published in the path.

When you create a new exercise granule intended to be seen for the first time only during the final exam, it is important to hide it in the course. This prevents your learners from seeing the same questions twice (once in the module, once in the final exam). To do this, click the three-dot menu to the right of the relevant granule, then click "Hide in course".

If the evaluation contains a single "Categorize" granule, the score will be binary: 0% or 100%. For a more gradual and representative score, prefer multiple MCQ granules, each with two options (true/false).

The evaluation is only accessible once all modules in the path have been completed.

During the evaluation, the learner does not receive immediate feedback on their mistakes, unlike standard exercises.

At the end of the attempt:

ℹ️ The validation status is recorded as soon as the learner completes their attempt. It does not change if the required score is modified afterwards. Set the required score at the design stage.

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