A big part of being an e-learning developer is creating quizzes. Choosing question types, writing plausible choices, crafting meaningful feedback—these all go into building a great quiz. When pu...
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Hello Nicole,
I have 3-4 sections inside a module. I want to create Q bank 1, Q Bank 2, Q Bank 3 representing each section. Is it possible that in draw slide I can have 2 questions from bank1, 2 from bank 2 and so on for fair representation?
I am using Articulate 3.
I appreciate your help.
Best regards
Mahua
I have 3-4 sections inside a module. I want to create Q bank 1, Q Bank 2, Q Bank 3 representing each section. Is it possible that in draw slide I can have 2 questions from bank1, 2 from bank 2 and so on for fair representation?
I am using Articulate 3.
I appreciate your help.
Best regards
Mahua
- Hi Mahua,
I dont know if you still need an answer to your question or you have managed to solve that.
Yes, you can have a draw from Q bank 1 (2 questions randomly) and then another draw from Q bank 2 (and draw 2 questions) and so on. - Yes, you can, but one thing to account for is any linked questions, because they will add to the count.
For example, if there is a question that MUST be asked in conjunction with another question, when you pull 2 from the bank, it will always pull those two together.
This creates some very cool opportunities with simulations.
