MOOC OIL & GAS: EVALUATION & ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATE RULES

During the MOOC, you will be evaluated based on:

1. A continuous evaluation through 15 mini-games all along the 4 weeks (75% of the final score)
2. One final certification mini-game (20% of the final score)

You can also score some points by completing the demographic survey (2%) and the end-course survey (3%).

Continuous evaluation throughout the 4 weeks (5% /mini-game) 2 cumulative conditions to obtain your
When? Evaluation tools % for Final Certification
Week 1 3 mini-games 15% certificate of achievement
Week 2 3 mini-games 15%
Week 3 5 mini-games 25%
Week 4 4 mini-games 20%

Final Certification Mini Game

End of week 4 1 mini-game 20% 1. You must obtain a score of at least 60% to win
the final certification mini-game.

Demographic questionnaire and End course survey (optional)

Week 0
End of week 4
Demographic survey
End-course survey
2%
3% +
2. You must obtain a total final score (score of the 15
100% mini-games + score of the final certification mini-
game) of at least 60% to get your certificate of
achievement.
See examples below:

In the first case below the MOOCer will obtain the certificate of achievement.

In the two following cases the MOOCer will not obtain the certificate.

Each mini-game may include several questions. There can be up to 8 questions in a mini game. The number of attempts per question is limited and can
differ from one question to another! For instance, you can have only 1 attempt for a question and 3 attempts for another. So pay attention to the number of
attempts (it will be mentioned) before answering a question. If you have any doubts, you can always watch the videos again and read the hand-outs.

Once you have validated your final attempt, your score is definitively registered for this mini-game. Then, you can still play for fun as « free practice », but
your score will remain unchanged.

Please note that badges are different from the certificate. They are just virtual rewards that you can get when you fulfill the required conditions of a given
week. So, if you did not win a badge, it does not necessarily mean that you won’t get the final certificate.