I am new to Articulate and I am creating a few courses that have the quiz questions interspersed throughout the course. I created all of the questions in Quizmaker adn they work great. When I go to insert them in Presenter, it puts them all in as a group. Is there a way to insert one question at a time into the course? I would rather the learner read a few slides then have a quiz question instead of having to wait until the end of the course to answer all the questions.
I am sure there is a way to do this, I am just not sure where or how to set it up.
That's not really something you can do by inserting a single quiz into a presentation. Multiple quizzes, yes, but that's not always ideal. Have a look at this older thread which covers some good ideas to build a course with single quiz questions spaced thoughout:
I read the forum that you linked to. Are you saying that there is no way to disperse graded quiz questions throughout a training without placing my content into Quiz Maker?
I have placed 5 graded quizzes in my eLearning after each module of information. There are 15 questions total. We'd like a passing score to allow the user to miss up to two questions. Are you saying that there is no way for me to make this overall grading happen?
This seems like basic functionality. If this is not possible, do you know if Articulate is considering allowing this in future releases of the software?
Heather, sorry each quiz is seperate and Studio cannot give you a cumulative score of more than one quiz. If the quiz is in one file then you can do a cumulative score. Not sure about futuure versions of Studio that is for Articulate to respond
Are you allowed to use multiple quizzes in a single presentation at all?
Can I put an ungraded quiz in and have my graded quiz at the end of the course? I made the ungraded quiz answers worth zero points and the quiz's passing score be zero%. Will this work and still report the grade of the final graded quiz to our LMS?
Yes, but you can only track one in an lms, when you publish just choose which one you want to track, your other quiz can have a score it wont interfere with the one you are tracking, we often have knowledge checks interspersed throughout and and summative quiz at the end
Thanks Phil. That makes sense. I appreciate your help.
I'm just going to have to make ungraded knowledge checks throughout the course to provide engagement, and then place the graded quiz at the end. This makes me create redundant questions though - I wish I could just test them as I go.
We use this all the time and it works well - our courses are broken into multiple topics, and after each topic we insert an ungraded quiz with 1-3 questions on it (set all scores to 0, and remove the pass / fail slide option), and we call these Knowledge Checks.
Occasionally we'll insert a blank slide at the start or end of the quiz, either to introduce the quiz or to summarise and then lead into the next slides in presenter.
We set the ungraded Knowledge Checks to 'submit one' and then generally provide feedback after each submitted answer.
Our training is around insurance, pretty detailed so there are lots of questions we can ask so we're not just duplicating questions in the knowledgecheck and in the final graded assessment.
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Hi Karyn,
That's not really something you can do by inserting a single quiz into a presentation. Multiple quizzes, yes, but that's not always ideal. Have a look at this older thread which covers some good ideas to build a course with single quiz questions spaced thoughout:
http://www.articulate.com/forums/articulate-quizmaker/17999-how-insert-mutliple-quiz-slides-into-ppt.html
I hope that's helpful!
Hi Peter,
I read the forum that you linked to. Are you saying that there is no way to disperse graded quiz questions throughout a training without placing my content into Quiz Maker?
I have placed 5 graded quizzes in my eLearning after each module of information. There are 15 questions total. We'd like a passing score to allow the user to miss up to two questions. Are you saying that there is no way for me to make this overall grading happen?
This seems like basic functionality. If this is not possible, do you know if Articulate is considering allowing this in future releases of the software?
Heather, sorry each quiz is seperate and Studio cannot give you a cumulative score of more than one quiz. If the quiz is in one file then you can do a cumulative score. Not sure about futuure versions of Studio that is for Articulate to respond
Are you allowed to use multiple quizzes in a single presentation at all?
Can I put an ungraded quiz in and have my graded quiz at the end of the course? I made the ungraded quiz answers worth zero points and the quiz's passing score be zero%. Will this work and still report the grade of the final graded quiz to our LMS?
Yes, but you can only track one in an lms, when you publish just choose which one you want to track, your other quiz can have a score it wont interfere with the one you are tracking, we often have knowledge checks interspersed throughout and and summative quiz at the end
Thanks Phil. That makes sense. I appreciate your help.
I'm just going to have to make ungraded knowledge checks throughout the course to provide engagement, and then place the graded quiz at the end. This makes me create redundant questions though - I wish I could just test them as I go.
Hi Karyn and Heather,
We use this all the time and it works well - our courses are broken into multiple topics, and after each topic we insert an ungraded quiz with 1-3 questions on it (set all scores to 0, and remove the pass / fail slide option), and we call these Knowledge Checks.
Occasionally we'll insert a blank slide at the start or end of the quiz, either to introduce the quiz or to summarise and then lead into the next slides in presenter.
We set the ungraded Knowledge Checks to 'submit one' and then generally provide feedback after each submitted answer.
Our training is around insurance, pretty detailed so there are lots of questions we can ask so we're not just duplicating questions in the knowledgecheck and in the final graded assessment.
Works for us!
Sarah.
How would you do this in storyline? I have the questions inserted but cannot figure out how to get to the next slide afte the quiz questions.
Hey Monica!
Can you tell us a little more about your course setup? Is this the same issue you were asking about over here?
Yes. I got the fake slide to work…what did you do when you removed it from the menu and made sure back navigation skipped it?
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