Quizmaker in review mode

Hi Phil,

Essentially, you need to enable the resume feature of the quiz & then set the number of attempts to 1.  For more information, see the link below:

http://www.articulate.com/support/quizmaker09/kb/?p=184

Hi Brian

thanks for the speedy reply, I already had the resume feature switched on, and the number of attempts is "just once" and it does not go into review mode if you press back after exiting the qiuz.

I am using a custom skin so published a small section as corporate with a quiz and a couple of slides, schecked all the settings and it still does its in the corporate template.

Am I missing something, I have run it locally and on my lms and still have the same issue.

Hope you can help

Phil

Hi Phil,

I just tested this & the quiz works as expected.  See the link below:

http://beeneeb.articulate-online.com/0168310839

After passing the quiz by answering 'True', go to slide 3.  Then, go back to slide 2 and the quiz will resume on the result slide.

Well that works exactly like I want!

Will give it another go,

phil

Hi Brian Thanks, I have fixed this by installing the skin correctly into articulate PHil

Just wondering if this or something similar will also work for the following:

i have a course with a quiz built into the last slide that i want users to be able to attempt 3 times if they fail but have it go into resume mode if they pass. at the moment if the user fails it reports back to the iLearning LMS as incomplete (this is what we want) and if they pass it reports as completed (also what we want) but, if the user passes the quiz, exits the course, and then goes back later to review something, the course resets the status in the LMS as incomplete (not what we want) and the users has to complete the quiz again to pass AGAIN. any suggestions?

Hi Tanya and welcome to Heroes! I would see if this resolves your issue:

http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=1022

Thanks Justin, even though we are using Oracle iLearning (it should be the same) I tried your suggestion and replaced the .js files and then republished the course with no success. :-( .

You could try backing out of my last suggestion and then try this:

1. Navigate to the following folders on your computer:

C:\Program Files\Articulate\Articulate Quizmaker\Content\lms
C:\Program Files\Articulate\Articulate Engage\content\lms
C:\Program Files\Articulate\Presenter\players\template_scorm\lms

2. Open the Configuration.js file in notepad
3. Change the following line:

var DEFAULT_EXIT_TYPE = EXIT_TYPE_SUSPEND;

To:

var DEFAULT_EXIT_TYPE = EXIT_TYPE_FINISH;

4. Save the files.
5. Republish your Articulate content, and upload it to your LMS

Hi Justin,

Thanks for the time and suggestions - stupid question alert - I am publishing to SCORM 2004 and neither of your suggestions have worked, should these changes be made to the SCORM2004 folder files instead of the ones you have identified?

I would really like to find a solution to this issue and not have to make them a one time only run through for users.

cheers,

Tanya

Hi Tanya,

Yes, you need to make the changes to the SCORM 2004-specific folders.

Thanks Brian,

After backing out of all previous changes, I have made the new changes and republished the course...still no success.

The user status is reset each time they reenter the course after passing. The only time users are given the option of resuming where they left off is if they have not completed the quiz.

I wonder if anyone else is using Articulate in the Oracle iLearning LMS?

Hi Tanya,

Would you mind submitting a support case so that we can take a closer look into the issue?

http://www.articulate.com/support/contact/

Hi brian,

I am all new to this. I seen that you posted how to hide the review button with the following code and can still print the  complete history.

"The same method for removing the finish button can be used to remove the Review Quiz button, we just simply change the object instance name we are looking for, in this case, "mcReviewQuiz".

Create a Flash file with the following code:

_root.g_mcFrame.mcReviewQuiz.swapDepths(_root.getN extHighestDepth());
_root.g_mcFrame.mcReviewQuiz.removeMovieClip();

publish to a swf, and insert the swf on your first question slide. This will remove the review quiz button."

I do not know how to program in flash, can someone post the file please? I need this urgently.