We have a final assessment at the end of our course and I am wondering if it is possible to number the quiz questions so the person knows where they are at and how many questions they have left to go?
this is a great thread! I'm experiencing some of the issue above with my question variable coming out more than my hardcoded quiz question number (i.e. question 42 out of 40). I'm leveraging multiple question pools (have a total of 40 questions) and they are random, but a few have questions that are linked to each other so we can ask multi-part questions. Other than making sure the slide is set to 'reset to initial state' and making sure only the main question slides have a trigger to add to the QuestionCount variable I have set up, that's about all I can do if I understand correctly, right??
I'm seeing it during the initial quiz. I'm hoping I got it worked out though - forgot we'd added two more questions but my count was still showing 48 of 40 and that would still only bring me up to 48 of 42 so I'm going to re-test this morning and cross everything! today is my deadline so if anything we'll have to figure something else out! *I'm also having an issue with question pool'd questions repeating themselves so that's not helping my count! :)
What if you set your review mode to show only incorrect questions? The numbering will not match the original question numbers. Articulate should add a built-in variable for question numbers.
The problem is this does not solve the numbering when reviewing correct/incorrect answers. The page counts will continue to go up when the user navigates forward and backward when reviewing.
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Hello Wendy,
Thank you so much for helping me out. I am not sure... I attached the image of the triggers
On button 1
Move the Add 1.00 trigger above the Jump to trigger
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Sorry Yolanda my fault
the trigger should be to adjust the variable to 0 so that it can start adding back once the user gets to the quiz slides. Here is the trigger
It works now!! I spent much time on it..Thank you so much. :)
Hi All!!
this is a great thread! I'm experiencing some of the issue above with my question variable coming out more than my hardcoded quiz question number (i.e. question 42 out of 40). I'm leveraging multiple question pools (have a total of 40 questions) and they are random, but a few have questions that are linked to each other so we can ask multi-part questions. Other than making sure the slide is set to 'reset to initial state' and making sure only the main question slides have a trigger to add to the QuestionCount variable I have set up, that's about all I can do if I understand correctly, right??
Becky
are you seeing the wrong numbering on quiz review / retry or during initial quiz
Hi Wendy!
I'm seeing it during the initial quiz. I'm hoping I got it worked out though - forgot we'd added two more questions but my count was still showing 48 of 40 and that would still only bring me up to 48 of 42 so I'm going to re-test this morning and cross everything! today is my deadline so if anything we'll have to figure something else out! *I'm also having an issue with question pool'd questions repeating themselves so that's not helping my count! :)
Let me know how you go Becky - if I can help I will - goodluck!!
hi all amazing solutions
but will that work when it comes to randomization as the numbers becomes a mess when we add +1 and -1
can anyone provide a solution with steps.
regards,
Shilpa
Hi, Shilpa, and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! ✨
Take a look at the article below:
Let me know if this answers your question.
What if you set your review mode to show only incorrect questions? The numbering will not match the original question numbers. Articulate should add a built-in variable for question numbers.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for the feature recommendation!
I’ll be happy to pass your thoughts on to our product team, but you can also feel free to detail them more through a feature request!
The problem is this does not solve the numbering when reviewing correct/incorrect answers. The page counts will continue to go up when the user navigates forward and backward when reviewing.