A user takes a Quizmaker test that is inserted as a slide. They fail it and retry the quiz. Quiz review is disabled so they don't see the correct answers.
What happens with the previous answers when they take the failed quiz again? Are all of their original answers there to start with or does the quiz start over fresh?
Hi Natalia. If they retry a quiz, it counts as a new attempt. If this is going to be in an LMS, you would only see the results of their final attempt when they complete the lesson. So like if you give them 3 attempts and they fail all of them, your LMS would only report the 3rd failed attempt.
Thank you for that info. Now that I went back and read my question again, your answer makes perfect sense.
However, I was actually asking about the end user's point of view. When they take the test and fail, what do THEY see when they retry it? Are their first round of answers still there and they have to figure out which they got wrong and change them? Or when they retry the quiz does it start the quiz over with no answers selected?
Sorry for the confusion. I definitely wrote the question wrong.
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Hi Natalia. If they retry a quiz, it counts as a new attempt. If this is going to be in an LMS, you would only see the results of their final attempt when they complete the lesson. So like if you give them 3 attempts and they fail all of them, your LMS would only report the 3rd failed attempt.
Thank you for that info. Now that I went back and read my question again, your answer makes perfect sense.
However, I was actually asking about the end user's point of view. When they take the test and fail, what do THEY see when they retry it? Are their first round of answers still there and they have to figure out which they got wrong and change them? Or when they retry the quiz does it start the quiz over with no answers selected?
Sorry for the confusion. I definitely wrote the question wrong.
Hi Natalia. No answers are selected on a retry.
Awesome. Thanks for all your help!
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