You know what, Mike? I never realized you could move that feedback box.
However, it seems to be by design so that the user can move it around, allowing them to see the entirety of the question they're receiving feedback for. I don't think there's any way to lock it down at this time. You're welcome to submit a feature request though, if you'd like. Thanks!
Thanks for responding so quickly to my post. We are trying to prevent the ability to write down the questions and answers and create an answer key. If we could place the feedback box over the question text and lock it, then it would make it more difficult.
One idea for you would be to use Quizmaker's blank slide to hold your question. When the user clicks "next" the question slide will display the choices. You'll need something in the question field so you can use directions like "Select the correct choice."
Downside: users can't go backwards in Quizmaker to review the blank slide.
I had thought about something like that but I'm sure learners will complain that they can't go back and review the question if they are unsure of the answer.
How about a timed auto-navigation feature? We couldn't find one for use on the feedback screen. It appears to be only available if you do not use feedback then it will auto-navigate to the next question. Are we correct in this assumption?
Another option would be to the disable Feedback by Question option and use a blank slide after the question slide. That's the more common way of customizing feedback and the best part is you don't need to display the question.
Thank you for your ideas. We've decided to use the branching option to blank slides. We going to provide a blank slide hyperlink for correct feedback and a blank slide for incorrect feedback. We will only show the question and the feedback on these slides (no answer choices). Our only concern about this approach is will we lose randomization of the question sequence?
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You know what, Mike? I never realized you could move that feedback box.
However, it seems to be by design so that the user can move it around, allowing them to see the entirety of the question they're receiving feedback for. I don't think there's any way to lock it down at this time. You're welcome to submit a feature request though, if you'd like. Thanks!
Hey Mike,
Out of curiosity, why are you interested in locking the box in a fixed position?
Hi Peter:
Thanks for responding so quickly to my post. We are trying to prevent the ability to write down the questions and answers and create an answer key. If we could place the feedback box over the question text and lock it, then it would make it more difficult.
Thanks,
Mike.
Hey Mike
I hear you and that makes a lot of sense.
One idea for you would be to use Quizmaker's blank slide to hold your question. When the user clicks "next" the question slide will display the choices. You'll need something in the question field so you can use directions like "Select the correct choice."
Downside: users can't go backwards in Quizmaker to review the blank slide.
Hi Peter:
I had thought about something like that but I'm sure learners will complain that they can't go back and review the question if they are unsure of the answer.
How about a timed auto-navigation feature? We couldn't find one for use on the feedback screen. It appears to be only available if you do not use feedback then it will auto-navigate to the next question. Are we correct in this assumption?
Thanks,
Mike.
Hi Mike-
Another option would be to the disable Feedback by Question option and use a blank slide after the question slide. That's the more common way of customizing feedback and the best part is you don't need to display the question.
Hi Dave and Peter:
Thank you for your ideas. We've decided to use the branching option to blank slides. We going to provide a blank slide hyperlink for correct feedback and a blank slide for incorrect feedback. We will only show the question and the feedback on these slides (no answer choices). Our only concern about this approach is will we lose randomization of the question sequence?
Thanks,
Mike.
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