Mike - the way I read this is that audio has been added to the quiz question, but when the quiz answers are randomized the audio still reads the questions in the non-random order??
Well its not a mandatory situation - but it would be nice to be able to give each line its own speak. If not possible, I will avoid shuffling the answers
Are you referring to the feedback? There's really no way to attach an audio file to the answer itself, except as feedback. If so, the behavior you're noticing shouldn't happen. The audio should travel with the response option.
If you're looking to have audio attached to each option for the individual to click on during the answer phase, Jeanette has a great idea. You could make a regular slide where you have, say, 4 radio buttons with an audio only marker next to each. Group each marker with it's associated button. Then convert the slide to a freeform>Pick one. And the turn shuffling on.
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Per,
I'm not sure I understand. What do you mean when you say that you've added "speak" to the question and answers?
Thanks!
Mike
Mike - the way I read this is that audio has been added to the quiz question, but when the quiz answers are randomized the audio still reads the questions in the non-random order??
Or...
Per, are you attempting to have each possible answer have it's own associated audio file?
Mike
sounds like this would be ideal, but it's not something I've messed with in SL yet...
Brian,
It's not a stock option. Could be fun to play with.
Mike
Brian Allan - that's exactly my strogle!
Each possible answer - its own audio.
Well its not a mandatory situation - but it would be nice to be able to give each line its own speak. If not possible, I will avoid shuffling the answers
Per
Per,
How are you giving each answer it's own audio file?
Mike
I am giving each answer it´s own audio file doing a speak to each answer - and of course after that timing it to the end of the previus audio.
per
Per,
Are you referring to the feedback? There's really no way to attach an audio file to the answer itself, except as feedback. If so, the behavior you're noticing shouldn't happen. The audio should travel with the response option.
Mike
If you're looking to have audio attached to each option for the individual to click on during the answer phase, Jeanette has a great idea. You could make a regular slide where you have, say, 4 radio buttons with an audio only marker next to each. Group each marker with it's associated button. Then convert the slide to a freeform>Pick one. And the turn shuffling on.
Hope this helps!
Mike
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