When you review the quiz at the end a large blue box with the answer/explanation covers part of the text. This is frustrating as students will want to see the full question/possible answer choices again as well as the correct explanation. Is there any way to make the blue panel drag-able/move-able so that students can have both!
I know there's not a resolution for this issue, so I'm just chiming in to add my experience. Our users are also frustrated with the review box covering up the quiz question/answer. It works fine when you have short questions and 1-2 word answers because then it leaves the entire lower-right quadrant free to display the post-quiz review. But my quizzes are similar to what Peter's example has shown. The questions sometimes are 5-6 lines long, the answers are full sentences that are usually two lines long, and the post-quiz review explanations are often full paragraphs and have even included tables of data. (I don't write them, I just have to use what the SMEs provide.)
If anyone has a workaround that could be used for 300-question quizzes, I'd love to hear it. Thanks!
Hopefully some of your fellow community members will be able to chime in and assist, but you are welcome to share your thoughts with our product development team here as well.
I experimented with this a little and came up with this workaround. It requires using the 16:9 screen size and a lot of customization of slide masters and feedback masters, but is one solution to the cover-up issue.
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Hi Peter,
There is not a way to make it draggable or moveable for the user - but it's location is controlled by your slide masters for review, and your feedback layers.
I know there's not a resolution for this issue, so I'm just chiming in to add my experience. Our users are also frustrated with the review box covering up the quiz question/answer. It works fine when you have short questions and 1-2 word answers because then it leaves the entire lower-right quadrant free to display the post-quiz review. But my quizzes are similar to what Peter's example has shown. The questions sometimes are 5-6 lines long, the answers are full sentences that are usually two lines long, and the post-quiz review explanations are often full paragraphs and have even included tables of data. (I don't write them, I just have to use what the SMEs provide.)
If anyone has a workaround that could be used for 300-question quizzes, I'd love to hear it. Thanks!
Hi Kendra!
Hopefully some of your fellow community members will be able to chime in and assist, but you are welcome to share your thoughts with our product development team here as well.
I experimented with this a little and came up with this workaround. It requires using the 16:9 screen size and a lot of customization of slide masters and feedback masters, but is one solution to the cover-up issue.
Thanks for popping back in to share Kendra!
Glad to, Leslie. I get so much benefit from this forum, I'm happy that I can come up with something to contribute once in a while!
That's certainly what makes it work so well :)
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