View domain scores

Domains allow for scoring responses to related questions on an assessment. Domains essentially tie a group of questions in an assessment to one item to track over time. The domain allows the system to know which questions should be grouped and scored together. 

Example: A single assessment may measure multiple areas such as social skills, finance, employment, and hygiene. In this situation, four domains are required. In this example, question 1 relates to hygiene, question 2 relates to social skills, question 3 relates to hygiene, and question 4 relates to personal finance. The domains allow the system to combine the scores from question 1 with the score from question 3 while ignoring question 2 and question 4. 

Prerequisite: For information on configuring domains, click here.