All-of-the-above quandry
Aug 05, 2014
How can I make a multiple-choice question with an all-of-the-above answer which will accept choosing all-of-the-above AND literally all of the above answers and/or just choosing the all-of-the-above answer.
For example if I have a question with four answers and the last one is "all of the above" (correct answer), the user should be able to select all four answers or just "all of the above" and get it correct.
5 Replies
Hi George,
Welcome to the community. ;
I've attached a file with 3 choices, rather than 4. I'm about to leave shortly, so was trying to move along quickly!
If I understood correctly, Learners should be able to either
Select the All of the above checkbox and get a correct response
or
Select the (in my example) 3 correct items' checkboxes and get a correct response
or
Check the All of the above checkbox option AND all 3 correct items' checkbox to get a correct response
BUT
if they neglect to select one of the 3 correct items' checkboxes they get an incorrect response
or
if they Select the All of the Above checkbox but select only 1 or two of the correct items' checkboxes, they receive an incorrect response
I may have misunderstood, but perhaps this will get you started. I had to use a Pick One with 2 buttons offstage as the Correct/Incorrect "triggers." Not enough time to explain it now, but please shout out with questions and I'll check back when I can.
Also, someone may have a different perspective on what you're looking for and a better answer!
Wow! You're good. That was quick and it works. Thanks for the help.
Cool! But as I said, it may feel a bit overwhelming if you're new to SL, so please shout out if you'd like a bit more detail!
Hi Rebecca,
I'm using Storyline for the first time as well and have the exact same question as George. Unfortunately I can't open the attachment you posted in your reply and I'd love to know how to do this. Thanks.
Hi Mandaly!
I'm reattaching the file, hopefully you can access it now.
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