Without knowing the setup of your slide you could set it up as a Pick One freeform. Have a correct and incorrect button sit offstage which are used in the form view and then add triggers (before the submit interaction trigger) to turn the correct button to selected when the user makes all the correct selections. Then a trigger to change the incorrect button to selected if the correct button is. It in selected state.
You'll need to create a custom interaction, with individual score variables for each question and a custom total score variable. Also, based on your screenshot, you'll have to add all the checkboxes, correct/incorrect indicators, etc, into a scrolling panel. And finally, you need to use javascript to pass your total score variable on to the LMS. While technically possible, I wonder if it's worth the effort, just because you want to replicate an existing layout.
The built-in Storyline quiz timer can't be relocated. You could create a custom timer, which then gives you complete control over the look and location of the timer. But again, it's up to you decide if that's worth the additional effort.
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Hi John
Without knowing the setup of your slide you could set it up as a Pick One freeform. Have a correct and incorrect button sit offstage which are used in the form view and then add triggers (before the submit interaction trigger) to turn the correct button to selected when the user makes all the correct selections. Then a trigger to change the incorrect button to selected if the correct button is. It in selected state.
Hi Wendy!
I'm new to Articulate 360, so any advice on how to setup my slides would be fantastic!
Here is an example of the format I am trying to reproduce.
Hi John
any reason why the questions need to be on one slide? and how does it need to be scored? Are you posting the result to an LMS?
Perhaps you could have each question on a new slide and use the 'submit all answers' at the end or use a quiz bank.
Just trying to work out your requirements
You'll need to create a custom interaction, with individual score variables for each question and a custom total score variable. Also, based on your screenshot, you'll have to add all the checkboxes, correct/incorrect indicators, etc, into a scrolling panel. And finally, you need to use javascript to pass your total score variable on to the LMS. While technically possible, I wonder if it's worth the effort, just because you want to replicate an existing layout.
If that's the case, I agree with you Michael. I do have 1 more question...
How do I get the timer/clock Icon at the bottom of the test page? My timer is at the top right and I don't know how to move it
Merry Christmas Everyone!
The built-in Storyline quiz timer can't be relocated. You could create a custom timer, which then gives you complete control over the look and location of the timer. But again, it's up to you decide if that's worth the additional effort.
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