15.B Incorrect result due to ANDI Training version

[AnnMarieDavis]

Issue Type

• [ ] System Bug (the course doesn't function properly)
• [ ] Typo/grammar
• [X] Incorrect content
• [ ] 508 issue (something is not accessible according to our own test process)
• [ ] Other, specify...[replace this text with your issue type description]

Description

Students are directed to use the ANDI Training verison (16.2.3) in the course. On the incremental exam, the lists are not displayed as linearized.

The students cannot get the expected result on the incremental exam unless they use the current version of ANDI (v 27.1.3)

Location

Topic 15 Incremental Exam https://exams.section508testing.net/dhsv5/scormapi/lesson1.php?SCOInstanceID=322&studentName=Ann%20Marie%20Davis&ltiUserId=3382&studentEmail=annmarie.davis@associates.hq.dhs.gov&examId=15

Expected Behavior / Recommendation

This needs to behave as expected in the trianing version of ANDI. It is undesirable to just change the answer since we need a failing instance of 15.B on the incremental exam.

[Tonylayton1]

It's working on the version I have but I don't know which version it is. Are the students not using the latest version of ANDI? if not is there a way to access this older version they are using for our testing?

[dech11]

In Firefox my version is ANDI 26.2.3/fANDI: 7.0.0 (current training version) - The issue described above came up for me in the incremental exam - even though reading order showed it should display incorrectly in linearize page mode, it did not change. Images of that attempt below:

(top image linearize page enabled, bottom image linearize page disabled)

Because of this I passed that test ID, but marked incorrect on exam (below):

I still had the test page instance open, so I looked back to the reading order (below):

Since the test process does not indicate explicitly that reading order must be examined for this test ID, I did not check reading order (until after completing and failing that instance of the incremental exam). Reference to reading order is mentioned as a note, but not as a required step in the testing process (below):