I'm trying to set up my quiz/interaction so that folks can take it
multiple times. With a straight up quiz, this works fine...but when I
add a time limit, things go kablooey.
Once the quiz time is exceeded, no retry quiz button appears...and when
one navigates back to the quiz, the time limit exceeded message appears
and one cannot retake the quiz.
Is there a setting that would allow the user to retake the quiz even though the time limit has been exceeded?
I think the assumption was that you would not allow multiple attempts and have a timer for the quiz at the same time. You might want to submit a feature request for this.
I'm creating an active shooter scenario where the learner needs to make progress by answering questions...but I want the timer to increase the emotional level for them (i.e. only one minute before the gunman enters the school)...However, I'd like for them to be able to go through again...if they don't get it the first time....
Why not have the resume for the quiz turned off and then just adjust the fail finish action to take you to the previous slide? This will allow someone to retake the quiz if they run out of time.
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I think the assumption was that you would not allow multiple attempts and have a timer for the quiz at the same time. You might want to submit a feature request for this.
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D'oh! Say it ain't so!!! =)
Thanks...I'll submit that.
I'm creating an active shooter scenario where the learner needs to make progress by answering questions...but I want the timer to increase the emotional level for them (i.e. only one minute before the gunman enters the school)...However, I'd like for them to be able to go through again...if they don't get it the first time....
Why not have the resume for the quiz turned off and then just adjust the fail finish action to take you to the previous slide? This will allow someone to retake the quiz if they run out of time.
think this might do the trick...thank you for the help! With a little change in the narration, this should be good!
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