Hello, I want to create a mandatory exercise that has 4 questions on one slide. Each question provides a description of an issue and the exercise is asking users to select what they think is the correct resolution to that issue. The resolution options appear as a drop-down that has 3 possible responses. The difficulty is that I want the possible responses in the drop-down to be different for all four questions on the slide. I also want to provide "correct" and "not correct" feedback (either via pop-up text boxes or color-coding visual) when drop-down options are selected.
If you'd like to include different answers for each scenario you won't be able to use the built in matching drop down, and will need to create something more customized. Mike Taylor has a great blog post here on how to set this up using layers, and you'll just need different layers for each question. There is another great example from Christine here.
I've used Mike Taylors blog to create my own version of this type of slide, but I think I'm getting ahead of myself (Being a bit of a newbie)...
I've changed it to have three different drop down Q&A's on the same slide, and I was hoping to make it so that when the user has selected their three answers and clicked the submit button, they would get a box underneath each and all of their responses telling them if they had it right or wrong before scoring the answer moving onto the next question.
I'm getting a bit bogged down by it, trying to work out all the different layers and triggers. Am I barking up the wrong tree here? should I keep it simple and do three seperate slides, or is there a better way?
The attached slide is the one I have been trying to work it out on..
I know this is an old thread but I'm posting my example here in case anyone finds it useful! Thanks for the tips here this is a really useful workaround for quiz interactions.
Did you happen to get this converted to a quiz question? Just wondering what the Form View looked like and what the scoring triggers were. I'm definitely going to use something like this for a current project.
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Hi Tracey and welcome to Heroes!
If you'd like to include different answers for each scenario you won't be able to use the built in matching drop down, and will need to create something more customized. Mike Taylor has a great blog post here on how to set this up using layers, and you'll just need different layers for each question. There is another great example from Christine here.
Thank you Ashley! Both of these examples were extremely helpful.
Happy to hear it Tracey!
Hi,
I've used Mike Taylors blog to create my own version of this type of slide, but I think I'm getting ahead of myself (Being a bit of a newbie)...
I've changed it to have three different drop down Q&A's on the same slide, and I was hoping to make it so that when the user has selected their three answers and clicked the submit button, they would get a box underneath each and all of their responses telling them if they had it right or wrong before scoring the answer moving onto the next question.
I'm getting a bit bogged down by it, trying to work out all the different layers and triggers. Am I barking up the wrong tree here? should I keep it simple and do three seperate slides, or is there a better way?
The attached slide is the one I have been trying to work it out on..
I know this is an old thread but I'm posting my example here in case anyone finds it useful! Thanks for the tips here this is a really useful workaround for quiz interactions.
This was very helpful Mary.
Did you happen to get this converted to a quiz question? Just wondering what the Form View looked like and what the scoring triggers were. I'm definitely going to use something like this for a current project.
thanks for this!
A year later and still helpful, thanks for the thread everyone and thanks for the example, Mary! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Would like to know the answer to this question too!
Hi Clarinda!
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