Defining completion in Qurioos

Understanding completion in Qurioos

Completion in Qurioos reflects how far a user has progressed through a learning experience, from individual Steps to the entire Subject. It’s designed to give both users and admins a clear picture of progress, while ensuring fairness when content changes.

How completion is calculated

Completion is calculated separately at each level of the content hierarchy:

• Step → The smallest learning unit.
• Module → Contains multiple Steps. Completion is based on how many Steps are finished.
• Path → Contains one or multiple Modules. Completion is based on how many Modules are completed.
• Level → Contains one or multiple Paths. Completion is based on how many Paths are completed.
• Subject → Contains one or multiple Levels. Completion is based on how many Levels are completed.

Each level’s completion percentage is rolled up to the one above it.

Independent completion status

Once something is marked as Completed, it stays completed, even if new content is added to it, unless the structure changes in a way that affects the completion logic.

This means users won’t lose their “Completed” status just because a Step is edited or updated with new text, images, or a quiz.

Content updates and progress resets

If the structure of the content changes, meaning the number of Steps, Modules, Paths, or Levels inside a Subject changes, then progress for all users in that Subject is reset to 0%. This ensures that everyone experiences the updated learning experience from the start.

Note: Qurioos does not currently have content versioning. We track the last update date and the user who made the change. Only specific roles, like Admins, can update content.

Examples

Example 1 — No reset

• Module “Getting started with Stripe” has 5 Steps.
• A user completes all 5 → Module shows 100% completed.
• An Admin edits one Step to add a quiz.
• Result: Structure hasn’t changed (still 5 Steps). Learner keeps their Completed status.

Example 2 — Reset

• Path “Stripe for Developers” has 3 Modules.
• A user completes all 3 → Path, Level, and Subject show 100% completion.
• An Admin adds a new Module “Advanced API Integrations.”
• Result: Structure has changed (now 4 instead of 3 Modules). User progress resets to 0% for the Subject.