Is there a way to allow users to take a quiz, and then let them review the quiz questions along with specific feedback for each question? Basically, when a user goes back to review the quiz:
- For correct answers, they receive a specific message for each question with an explanation supporting the correct answer.
- For incorrect answers, they are NOT told which answer is correct, but instead they received a specific message telling them where they should research more information about the topic.
So each question would have a different message.
I know the built in storyline review quiz feature does not allow you to customize the incorrect/correct feedback at the bottom of the screen, and it marks which answers are correct/incorrect. Is there a way to do what I am describing above?
Storyline will automatically add that when you enter text in the Post-quiz review field in Form View.
In the Review layer, you can add an object over the bottom part so it will cover the default Correct and Incorrect review banners.
For example, if the slide has a white background, adding a white rectangle at the bottom will hide the banner without changing the design.
You could also adjust the feedback textbox so it covers the banner.
As for providing feedback based on the user's answer:
Track whether the user answers each question correctly or incorrectly. The simplest way to do this is use a T/F variable, with a default value of False (for incorrect). Adjust it to True if the user answers correctly.
If you also provide immediate feedback, adjust the variable to True with a trigger on the Correct layer.
If you don't provide immediate feedback, you'll have to adjust the variable to True with the condition(s) that indicate the user answered correctly. For example, use a condition that the correct answer is in the selected state. This trigger would be added to the Submit button (before the Submit interaction trigger).
Note: If you allow the user to retry the quiz, including the questions they answered correctly, you'll have to add triggers to reset the variables, in case they answer a question correctly the first time but incorrectly the second time. Or just include extra triggers like the adjust-to-True ones described above, but that adjust the variable to False if the user answers incorrectly. (It doesn't matter if the variable already has that value.)
On the Review layer, edit the states for the feedback textbox so there are different states for your correct and incorrect feedback.
On the Review layer, add a trigger that changes the state the textbox to show the appropriate state of the feedback textbox based on the value of the variable.
FYI: This post is about providing different feedback on the Try Again layer for different attempts. But you may find its instructions and demo file helpful for your situation:
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Hi, Sherri,
Yes, it's possible to do that.
First, be sure the questions have a Review layer.
In the Review layer, you can add an object over the bottom part so it will cover the default Correct and Incorrect review banners.
As for providing feedback based on the user's answer:
FYI: This post is about providing different feedback on the Try Again layer for different attempts. But you may find its instructions and demo file helpful for your situation:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-give-different-try-again-feedback-after-the-2nd-attempt
If you need help with conditions and variables, check out the User Guide:
https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-work-with-triggers#conditions
https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-work-with-variables
Thank you so much Judy! This worked great! Your directions were so clear and so helpful... I really appreciate it!