Yes, thank you. I just wanted to confirm that I understood this thread. I don't believe my client necessarily wants to correct the responses. They want visibility to the open-ended responses so they can learn themselves what would make their courses better. It was a coincidence that this question came up on Monday, right after I had submitted an open-end question demo for the most recent weekly elearning challenge #392. Sarah Hodge created a demo that used javascript to capture the learner's open end responses at the end of her demo. It captured text entry fields. I was thinking that might be another way to capture a learner response, print it to PDF, and then have it mailed to someone. But that's a lot of work for the learner. But not impossible. Here's how I interpreted the challenge:
https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/392+Open+End+Questions/story.htmlThank you for responding. I appreciate it.