Practice Quiz

Apr 05, 2011

I created a practice quiz with immediate feedback for each question which required a slide.  Intuitively, I created a "Feedback" question group and directed the remedials to it.  Oddly, with "default" as the option for returning to the "Question" group it simply went to the next "Feedback" slide.  Pretty hard to understand. 

I cannot determine a way around this with the limited options available other than hard coding in one of my other authoring tools where this is the default behavior.

It would be easier to do it in QM. 

Again, it's simple flow:  If correct, choose a random next question from the "Questions" group.  If incorrect, branch to the appropriate "Feedback" slide for that question and then return to the "Questions" group for another question.

What am i missing?

dave. 

9 Replies
Dave Mallette

Alrighty, then.  My assumption is that either I've failed to describe the issue well or there is no answer other than to use a more flexible quiz writing program to do this.  Doesn't seem too much to ask that Quizmaker branch from a feedback slide to a given question bank, but it doesn't appear to do that.  

The "Feedback" bank is set to have no questions drawn from it, so I cannot understand why Quizmaker continues to show slides sequentially from it on a single branch.

Non intuitive behavior...

Dave

Dave Mallette

Hmm....don't see a way to edit a response here. 

Anyway, I should point out that the question bank is set to randomize and choose a certain number.  That's why it would include feedback slides as there is no setting to "skip" a slide. 

That is why I created a feedback slide.  What I am suggesting is non-intuitive is that once a feedback slide has been branched to it is continuing to show slides sequentially from that bank rather than continue with the actual questions.

This could be fixed readily by offering an option to return to the previous bank, but there is no such option. 

Dave

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