Label a diagram for a quiz

Hi Katie,

Would it work in your situation to place text entry boxes beside each item so Learners could type in the correct labels?

As long as it is graded, yes, that would work.

Does this link do what you need?

http://www.articulate.com/support/kb_article.php?product=st1&id=up3fytbmy0ok

I think it should be able to be graded as its a Storyline question slide

Hi Katie,

Here's an example of how this can be done with a pick one freeform question. Shout out if you have any questions. I didn't use your picture - just used an illustrated character. Labels would be neck, arm, leg.

Learners of course must spell correctly - or you must include "variable" spellings in your acceptable answers.

Steve,

The second video was extremely helpful, Thank you!

Rebecca,

The story file was just what I needed to walk me through the process.  However, I am stuck on something.  How did you get the Value field to say arm?  I can't see to figure that one out.

Also, in the Trigger Wizard, how do you choose between AND/OR?

Hi Katie,

I should probably create a tutorial for this...it would be easier I think to explain. But can't get to it in the near future. So, hopefully screen shots will help. So, to get to the and/or, in the Trigger wizard you first click the green plus sign to display the trigger condition box. and then click the drop-down arrow beside the And/Or text

To type indicate which variable you're wanting to define, the condition, operator, and text "value" (the "correct" text, ),

1. Make sure the variable button is highlighted, beside list

2. Click the drop-down beside "if" and choose the correct variable (legentry is shown here)

3. Click the operator drop-down and select among the 4 choices (ignore case simply means you don't care whether Learners type LEG or leg or Leg or any other upper/lower combo)

4. Leave Type as Value

5. Type the "correct" text in the value box

Be sure to continue asking questions. I can check back this evening, but then I'll be away from the forums for several days. No worries, though, because others will jump in as well.

Rebecca,

Thank you so much for all of your help with this, it has been extremely helpful and appreciated!

Katie

Hi Katie and Everyone,

I had some time when we were traveling and created an example of how this works. Just now uploaded a Screenr to describe it. The final version of the story is attached.

Rebecca;

that is great.  By going through yours I was able to understand how to do this.

thanks again.

tim

So glad, Tim! Tx for taking the time to comment.