This article will explain the difference between choosing an 'Absolute' or 'Dynamic' Learnlist.
When a user completes a Learnlist, they will receive a score of 100%. When you are creating a new Learnlist, you will be asked how you want this completion to be calculated.
There are two options: Absolute or Dynamic.
What is the difference?
Absolute:
Once a user has completed and submitted a Learnlist, they will receive a score of 100%.
If you then add more content to this Learnlist, their score will not change.
Their score will remain at 100%, even though now there is new content within the Learnlist that they have not completed.
No matter how much new content is added to this Learnlist, their score will remain at 100%.
Dynamic:
Imagine that a user has completed a Learnlist, and has a score of 100%.
Then, you add new Items to this Learnlist, that they won't have completed.
Their score will then drop to below 100%, and will only go back to 100% once they have completed the new Items that have been added to the Learnlist.
In summary:
If you add more Items to an absolute Learnlist that has been completed, the user's score will not change.
If you add more Items to a dynamic Learnlist that has been completed, the user's score will change from 100%.