Several factors affect how much quiz data is available, including:

• The authoring tool used (for example, Articulate Storyline or Rise)
• The SCORM version selected when publishing
• The question types included in the quiz
• Whether question-level tracking is enabled during publishing

Different authoring tools send quiz data in different ways. The amount of data available depends on how the course was configured when it was published.

Some question types consistently report well, while others may not send complete interaction data.

Question types that usually report reliably include:

• Multiple choice questions
• True/false questions

Question types that may report inconsistently and send incomplete data include:

• Short answer or free-text responses
• Interaction types such as drag-and-drop or matching
• Other custom interaction types

These limitations are controlled by how the authoring tool packages and sends data to the LMS, not by Bridge itself.

The SCORM version you use when publishing your course has a major impact on reporting details.

Bridge records quiz interaction data that the course sends during a session. If the course doesn’t send certain questions or responses, that information won’t be reported on.

For this reason, you may notice that quiz reports show a different number of questions for different learners. 

This can happen if:

• The course uses a question bank with randomized questions from a larger bank.
• Learners only see a subset of available questions.
• Certain question types don’t send interaction data.
• The course is set up with branching or adaptive paths.

In these cases, Bridge is accurately reporting what the course sends for each learner session.

Most LMS reports focus on:

• Whether a question was answered correctly or incorrectly.
• Overall quiz score.
• Completion status.

In some cases, detailed response data, such as the exact answer selected or typed, may not be available unless the course was specifically designed to capture and transmit that information

To maximize question-level reporting in Bridge, follow the guidelines below:

1. Publish your course using SCORM 2004 or xAPI
2. Enable question-level tracking in your authoring tool’s publishing settings
3. Use question types that reliably report interaction data (such as multiple choice or true/false)
4. Avoid heavy reliance on free-text or complex interaction questions if reporting is critical
5. Test the course in Bridge before full rollout to confirm reporting behavior

If you’re unsure which settings to use, Bridge Support can review and provide feedback on what is passing back to the SCORM Engine, which is the vessel to get any data into Bridge.