I had an interesting question from my manager and I can't find an answer online. She wants to know if it's possible that when a student completes a quiz it can show them which questions they got wrong (without the answer) then point them to the sections they need to review before they try again.
As far as I'm aware, you can only review the questions you got wrong, there's no way to list the questions they got wrong.
You can switch off the responses int he review, so that if you review the questions, it only tells you if they were wrong or right, but that's all.
Perhaps you could put a subject heading in each question in a different colour, and on the fail screen put a message asking them to click on review quiz and refer to those sections in the training where they got questions wrong. Something like this:
That does put a lot of onus on the user though.
not sure of any actual way to do what you're asking though. Would be very interested if there is a way however!!
We do have an LMS but I'd rather it was all in the one product. @chris - the idea of colour coding subjects might be the only option available. Thanks for the work around
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As far as I'm aware, you can only review the questions you got wrong, there's no way to list the questions they got wrong.
You can switch off the responses int he review, so that if you review the questions, it only tells you if they were wrong or right, but that's all.
Perhaps you could put a subject heading in each question in a different colour, and on the fail screen put a message asking them to click on review quiz and refer to those sections in the training where they got questions wrong. Something like this:
That does put a lot of onus on the user though.
not sure of any actual way to do what you're asking though. Would be very interested if there is a way however!!
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Also, if you use a LMS, many of them will show the learner some of their their results there, though not always in a very user-friendly way.
We do have an LMS but I'd rather it was all in the one product. @chris - the idea of colour coding subjects might be the only option available. Thanks for the work around
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