I've never encountered this before...but one of my "quiz" slides auto advances very rapidly: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/c664e2a3-f783-45e1-9fe1-cbcc7f1e4cbb/review I have checked the base slide settings (by user) and the layer settings (jump to next slide when the user clicks). Any ideas about how to ensure the learner views the feedback before the slide jumps ahead? TIA
Have you checked the timeline duration of your feedback layer? Another place to look would be your feedback layer's slide layout (View > Feedback Master)
Hi Susan - This is an odd one. The only thing in your file that caught my eye was the naming of your incorrect feedback layer. Generally, it's a good idea not to rename the default names of feedback layers when you're using the built-in quizzing features. Can you try renaming "Think Back" to "Incorrect" to see if that makes any difference? Seems odd that it would but it's all I have for you.
If you'd like to email me the full scene from your project so I can see the issue, I might be able to find something. Otherwise, I'd recommend you open a case with Articulate support (http://articulatecase.com/) and let them tackle it.
That was it! Such a little thing. I wonder why it did that. I have made changes to the name of the feedback layers in other modules with no problems. But for now I will leave the name as it was designed. ;)
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Have you checked the timeline duration of your feedback layer? Another place to look would be your feedback layer's slide layout (View > Feedback Master)
Any chance you could post your slide?
Montse,
I checked the timeline duration of my feedback layer...it is the same length as other quiz slides in the module. Same with the Feedback master.
I pulled the slide out of the full file to show you...and it works correctly in that format. I've attached anyway in case you see something amiss...
(scratches head)
Hi Susan - This is an odd one. The only thing in your file that caught my eye was the naming of your incorrect feedback layer. Generally, it's a good idea not to rename the default names of feedback layers when you're using the built-in quizzing features. Can you try renaming "Think Back" to "Incorrect" to see if that makes any difference? Seems odd that it would but it's all I have for you.
If you'd like to email me the full scene from your project so I can see the issue, I might be able to find something. Otherwise, I'd recommend you open a case with Articulate support (http://articulatecase.com/) and let them tackle it.
That was it! Such a little thing. I wonder why it did that. I have made changes to the name of the feedback layers in other modules with no problems. But for now I will leave the name as it was designed. ;)
Thank you, Montse!
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