hiding blank slides during QUIZ, but viewing during REVIEW
Apr 16, 2012
I've been unable to find the answer to this question in the tutorials or community so I post it here:
I have a 10 question multiple choice quiz. These questions require math calculations. I have a total of 20 slides in my file, 10 slides with one question each, and 10 'blank' slides with the step by step procedure for getting the correct answer.
I have a 10 question multiple choice quiz. These questions require math calculations. I have a total of 20 slides in my file, 10 slides with one question each, and 10 'blank' slides with the step by step procedure for getting the correct answer.
I wish my students to only be able to view the 10 question slides as they take the quiz (answer all 10, then submit the quiz) but I want them to be able to see the 'step by step answer' slides when they review the quiz results. I tried using the branching feedback with slides arranged question #1, answer #1, question #2, answer #2, etc with branching on each question slide pointing to the next question. However when I previewed the quiz, it would show the answer slide after each question anyways. HELP.
- Dustin
4 Replies
Hi Dustin.
What you are trying to do is not currently possible. You could maybe have the first quiz branch to a second quiz that only shows the step by step slides and remove the question slides.
Hi Dustin and Justin,
Man! I just played with this for about 30" because I was SURE it was possible and that I was missing something. Refreshed my browser and saw that I was wrong :-(. TX for the quick reply, Justin and for the question, Dustin. Live and learn!
Thanks to Justin and Rebecca for your quick replies. This seems like a reasonably basic functionality. Essentially just need a checkbox that tells the application not to show any zero point slides (or blank slides) during a quiz, but still keep them available when doing a post quiz review. Any plans to add this to a future release?
Hi Dustin.
You are welcome to submit feature requests here.
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