In this video tutorial, we will go over a new feature for self-assessment called Leaderboard. For any self-assessment product that you already have, if you go to Manage Feature, under Show Show, there is Enable Leaderboard. So I'm going to enable the leaderboard and that will show the user experience inside the self-assessment product where a leaderboard is enabled. So I'm going to come over here. I'm just going to refresh my screen as Justin Fields and I have access to this self-assessment product. So I'm going to get started. I'm just going to do the learning mode even though keep in mind leaderboard is not going to show up under exam mode because under exam mode the user is not supposed to know how they're doing until the very end. But leaderboard will show up after they submit the entire exam. So I'm going to start the exam and I'm just going to answer a few questions. So obviously I'm not going to be able to answer these questions successfully, but I just want to randomly answer a few questions to show the user's dashboard after the user has already answered a few questions. Hopefully I will get a few questions correct so that at least my ranking is not at the very bottom. So there we go. I finally get one question correct. Alrighty. Well, you know, the fifth question, right? So five answers, probability is winning out. Okay. So I'm going to go back. So notice now there is a ranking here that says 63 and there's a view leaderboard. So this wasn't there before I answered the exam, but it is there and it's a running total, not running total, running tracking of my ranking. So I can go to leaderboard. I can see who is ranked number one and two and three, and then I can sort of see that I'm ranked 63. So that is how the leaderboard works. I can also do show all and go all the way to the bottom. There we go. 63 is actually the lowest you can go. Right. Note that there's a few things about the leaderboard. Number one is that it is based on how many answers you got correct instead of how many questions, the exam percentage. And that's just because we don't want to penalize someone who answered a hundred questions and 99 correctly. We want to rank the higher than someone who answered one question correct, hence a hundred percent. So it's based on the number of questions. And if I go to, so this is 63. If I go to the leaderboard, you will see that there's a points. The points is actually the score. Each question is worth one point. And that's what's controlling how high you're ranking. So hopefully this feature makes sense and it's easily enabled just by turning on manage undermining feature enable leaderboard. Thank you.

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