Create a consistent look and feel in your next e-learning project with this delightful button set.
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Hi Sarah, hoping you still are able to help after all these years..
I've replicated one of your buttons 26 times, each button to represent a letter of the alphabet. In the question that I'm having students answer, I have placed rectangles over the letters I'm wanting them to select via the buttons. For example, for the word 'human' - each letter has a box covering it. I've set a hidden state, so when they select the 'H' button, the box over the letter becomes hidden, revealing the text in the question.
I have set this same trigger for each letter, which has worked perfectly. However, I'm now having trouble with the slide showing incorrect instead of correct. I've set up the slide as a 'pick many' and have obviously ticked all letters needed. Are there any additional states, or maybe something in the settings to tweak, so the feedback shows correct once all the correct letters are chosen - regardless of if they select an incorrect letter?
I hope this makes sense... thank you!
Hello ChloeNash,
I'm happy to chime in here, as Sarah, the author of this template, is no longer with Articulate.
I appreciate you sharing the details of your course design! I've seen similar workflows before, and I believe your requirement can be achieved using a Pick-one interaction. You'll want to have two buttons, one of which is set to the Selected state when all the conditions for a correct answer are True.
Please feel free to share your Storyline project file here so the community can help confirm whether this approach will work for your course or if there are other ways to achieve it.
Hi Eric, thank you for your reply!
I managed to find a really simple solution yesterday after posting this comment - I was just thinking in a way too complicated way, not realised there was a very easy way around it.
I ended up ungrouping the elements, locking the black filled in circles in the background, and added the letter itself into the circle. That way, the top outlined circle and letter was one whole element, (and the possible answer options), and still maintained the pushing effect through the 'selected' state. Now when the students click the individual letters, the correct letters will remove the corresponding white rectangles, and any incorrectly selected can be unselected when they're prompted to try again - which didn't seem to be working when I was first attempting.
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Hi ChloeNash,
That was an excellent solution! I appreciate you sharing how tweaking the object grouping resolved the issue. I'm sure that would be helpful to other community members in a similar situation.
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