I have a practice quiz that I want the learner to have to answer one time (either correctly or not), move on after attempting, and be able to view the question again without having to reanswer. I can either force them to answer, then they must answer each time they view the question. Or not force them to answer any time they view the question.
Thank you for the answer. For this customer I do not use a results slide. There is one question per quiz. The options I came up with (see below) are not ideal. I want the learner to be require to answer the question (correct or incorrect) and not have to answer it again if he/she views the slide again.
A.Do not have to take quiz to move on. When user views this slide again he will not have to answer the question.
B.Required to answer but do not need correct answer to move on. When user views this slide again he must re-answer the question.
C.Required to answer and get the correct answer to move on. When user views this slide again he will not have to re-answer the question.
Hi Julie! Thanks for the clarification. I would set this up as a survey question that is required and remove the results slide. You can see my example here.
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Hi Julie and welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
I'm not sure I'm following what your end goal is.
You can choose to have the user submit one question at a time or submit all at once. Check out this tutorial.
Your settings on your results slides will drive allowing the user to review their answers.
Thank you for the answer. For this customer I do not use a results slide. There is one question per quiz. The options I came up with (see below) are not ideal. I want the learner to be require to answer the question (correct or incorrect) and not have to answer it again if he/she views the slide again.
A. Do not have to take quiz to move on. When user views this slide again he will not have to answer the question.
B. Required to answer but do not need correct answer to move on. When user views this slide again he must re-answer the question.
C. Required to answer and get the correct answer to move on. When user views this slide again he will not have to re-answer the question.
Hi Julie! Thanks for the clarification. I would set this up as a survey question that is required and remove the results slide. You can see my example here.
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