- What score must I achieve on a particular quiz to earn a badge?
You must get at least 8 out of 10 questions to score a passing grade and earn a badge.
- What if I don’t pass the quiz? Can I take it again?
Yes. You can retake the quiz as many times as needed to pass the badge quizzes. We'll eliminate any failed scores and only be emailing badges to those with passing scores.
- What should I do with my badge?
You can print it out and proudly display it at your work location. Or feel free to promote it on your agency’s Teams channels or SharePoint/Yammer. We’re going to leave this up to you! We'll help you with a shareable post on LinkedIn when you receive your badge.
- If I completed the Data Proficiency Program outside of SuccessFactors, will I need to retake it to receive credit?
We have over 3,200 employees to-date that have completed the Data Proficiency Program. In order to ensure those learners receive credit within SuccessFactors Learning, we will be partnering with SPD to add this content to those individual’s learning history. We will be communicating directly via email with those impacted. Any questions from learners who have feel they completed the program, but have not heard from MPH by June 1, please direct them to info@mph.in.gov.
- Where can I find the content if I’m not a state government employee or don’t have access to SuccessFactors?
The videos contained in most of the lessons come from the Study Hall: Data Literacy series released in September 2020 by Arizona State University, as part of the popular Crash Course learning channel on YouTube. We’ve added relevant content and some extra reading for state employees about each lesson topic. If you’re interested in the video lessons from the Study Hall: Data Literacy Series, it's available on YouTube.
We no longer host the training on our website as it’s now available to state employees as part of the Success Factors LMS.
State of Indiana employees take data literacy seriously
Many state employees have adopted the Data Proficiency Program as part of their usual training. Learn more when you visit the Data Proficiency Dashboard.