I thought it would be as easy as going back to the previous slide/question when a learner answers incorrectly, for example a multiple choice question, but I cannot get it to work. Can anyone help me with this one. Here are a couple of questions form my quiz. Our Quality manager would like to have them retake the question immediately in lieu of starting over at this point. I suppose I could convince him to make the learners do it over after the results, but I would like to know if this is possible either way. Thank you.
Have you tried changing your "attempts" from 1 to 2?
In design view, on the Question Tools Design tab, Look for the scoring section, where it says Attempts, change that from 1 to 2. That should give you a try again option on the incorrect feedback layer. The learner clicks that and is able to take the question again.
Thank you Kevin. The full quiz does have both, but apparently I needed to change my number of attempts as well so they can try again on each question. Thank you for your quick reply!
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Hi Michael!
You need to add a "Results" slide and then a "Retry Quiz" button, allowing the learner to try again.
This article may help you:
https://community.articulate.com/series/74/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-add-result-slides
Have you tried changing your "attempts" from 1 to 2?
In design view, on the Question Tools Design tab, Look for the scoring section, where it says Attempts, change that from 1 to 2. That should give you a try again option on the incorrect feedback layer. The learner clicks that and is able to take the question again.
OMG, I am new, could you tell? So obvious. Thank you for pointing that out. Even has the "try Again" layer. I appreciate the help! Thank you Lynn!
Thank you Kevin. The full quiz does have both, but apparently I needed to change my number of attempts as well so they can try again on each question. Thank you for your quick reply!
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