Multiple layers on Quiz based on points earned
Jun 26, 2014
By
Richard S
Hello!
I would like to set up a training where the learner answers multiple questions throughout where no question necessarily has a right or wrong answer but instead earns them certain amount of points A= 1 B= 2 etc. Which I think I've figured out by editing the response values.
What I really want to know is how on the quiz do I get it to show a different layer for example if you have achieved 1-5 points Storyline reveals layer 1, if you achieved 6-10 points storyline reveals layer 2, 10-15 points layer 3 and so on.. examples of work for look under the hood would be most preferred...
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Hi Richard,
I'm not sure the question type you're using - but multiple choice would be the easiest as you can score and give feedback by choice. This is a very simple example, but hopefully it'll help clarify what you're looking to do further. If you also want to adjust the Results slide - you can set up conditions on the triggers for each result slide layer based on what the user scored - but figured I'd start with the easy example.
Hey Ashley,
Thanks for the response... I like how this reveals the different layers but lets say I had 5 slides with different questions. They get 1 point on slide 1, 4 points slide 2 etc... how do I get it to reveal different layers on the results slide based on the points like you did for the one slide. I want it to combine the points earned on all of the quiz slides and reveal only the layer appropriate to the amount of points they recieve. Total points 1-5= layer 1 on result slide, total points 6-10 = layer 2 on result slide...
HI Richard,
I created a tutorial a while back that shows how to reveal different layers on a results slide based on responses to questions on several slides.
That link will bring you to the tutorial, and it includes a link to a thread with a sample of the story I demoed as well as a link to another tutorial by former staff member Jeanette Brooks.
I think this may be what you're looking for.
Rebecca, this is exatly what I'm looking for. Thank you so much!
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