Adjusting post-quiz feedback

Hi Rik

Q1. You can turn off the immediate feedback layers 

Q2 - not that I know of from the interface but someone may know where they symbol is in the published package to be swapped out.

Hi Wendy, 

Thanks for your response. 

Q1: I did do this. Then I added some post-quiz feedback. But now a giant correct/incorrect shape appears when reviewing a quiz (no.1). 

I do want this option, otherwise the learner doens't know whether he answered (in)correctely. But I don't like the way it looks, so I want to customize it. Is there a way to do this? 

 Q2: Thanks, I already tried to overlap the feedback with a custom shape (no. 2). But this doesn't work since the answers are shuffled.. 

Hi Rik,

While a bit older, this video may help you create a custom review layer where you can customize the feedback box, as well as the checkmark to your liking.

For your second question, if it's an option, I would un-shuffle the answers so that you could place the checkmark exactly where you want it. Hope this helps!

Hi Ren, 

Thanks for your reply. 

This video shows part of the solution, thanks for that! But now I've got a slide with personalized feedback that is shown to the learner when he/she reviews the quiz and I've deactivated the correct/incorrect feedback bar on the bottom. But I do want to display whether a question is correct or incorrect. Is there a way to do this? 

About the second question. Unfortunately that is not an option. I guess I just got to live with this or wait untill it will become tweakable :). 

Hi Rik!

Another way to show "Correct" or "Incorrect" indicators is by using states! What about trying a 
thumbs up icon to be displayed when the user answers the question correctly?

Keep me posted on what other creative solutions you come up with!

Hi Lauren,

Thanks, I didn't thought of this. 

I added the feedback and it works fine with multiple choice and true/false questions. Didn't get it to work with multiple response though. I'll have to look in to that some more. 

I'm glad it was helpful! Multiple responses will include more triggers to determine which icons will be displayed based on each answer. 

Thought I had it but this (image) doesn't seem to work.

I also tried to add a trigger to each button:
Adjust variable X to true when user clicks button 1, if  button X & Y are selected and button Z is normal.

This works as long as you click a button only once. When you select a correct answer and then deselect it, the variable still remains True since it isn't told to do otherwise. But I want to prevent scripting all possible outcomes in which the variable should go back to False because it's simply not worth the effort. 

Update: I think I'm experiencing the same issue as Christopher was (https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/select-and-deselect-a-button). 

Hi Rik,

I'm sorry it's not quite working out for you, yet! Excellent call to reach out to Christopher in that discussion. It seems he benefitted from using the "NOT" identifier.

Instead of using "equals" Normal, try using "not equal" Selected, and see if that helps!

Hi Ren, 

For a moment I thought that would be it! I hadn't found the "not equel" option yet, and this makes perfect sense to me. Unfortunately it didn't work though... For some reason the 'next' button doesn't seem to trigger the 'adjust variable'-trigger. 

Anyway, I did contact Chris. Hopefully he'll have a workaround of some sort.

And thanks for introducing me to the not equel part of triggers :)