You'll want to enable the Submit one at a time option. Here's how.
With this approach, learners submit their answers on a question-by-question basis. Once they submit an answer to a question, they’ll see any question-specific feedback you’ve created for that question, and then they’ll move on. They won’t be able to go back and change their answers (though they will be able to view the question and the answer they submitted, if you’ve enabled a question navigation panel on your quiz player template). This approach is great if you want to show feedback after your questions, or if you want to branch learners to specific places in your quiz based on their answers to specific questions.
I knew the Submit one at t time option. As you mentioned, this option does not allow learners to go back to review or change their answers.
I was looking for an option which learners cannot proceed without answering but they still have a chance to go back to review and change their answers. By using an option "Submit all at once", learners can go back before submitting, however, it is difficult to locate the questions unanswered when there are 50 questions in a quiz.
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Hi R.!
You'll want to enable the Submit one at a time option. Here's how.
With this approach, learners submit their answers on a question-by-question basis. Once they submit an answer to a question, they’ll see any question-specific feedback you’ve created for that question, and then they’ll move on. They won’t be able to go back and change their answers (though they will be able to view the question and the answer they submitted, if you’ve enabled a question navigation panel on your quiz player template). This approach is great if you want to show feedback after your questions, or if you want to branch learners to specific places in your quiz based on their answers to specific questions.
Hi Peter!
Appreciate your prompt reply.
I knew the Submit one at t time option. As you mentioned, this option does not allow learners to go back to review or change their answers.
I was looking for an option which learners cannot proceed without answering but they still have a chance to go back to review and change their answers. By using an option "Submit all at once", learners can go back before submitting, however, it is difficult to locate the questions unanswered when there are 50 questions in a quiz.
Thank you again.
OK, thanks for clarifying.
I'm thinking that maybe the first option in this article might work for you. Let us know if you think that'll work
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