I have created my first survey and would like to show the current learner the results of how all participants have answered the survey with a results slide. This is a simple yes / no or choose one of two multiple choice.
Is it possible for Storyline to create a count and then show a percentage of how respondents have answered?
Can Storyline at least track how the participants have answered the survery so I could always hard coat the results slide?
Hi Kevin, this really isnt possible. What you could do is instead of a survey use a google docs form, this will on submit give a graph to show feedback to date
Phil, I may come back to you later with the Google docs idea. For now would it simple be best to create a new slide with the results that 60% of respondents answered Yes while 40% answered No, versus trying to use a results slide. Appreciate the advice.
Super Hero Phil, thank you very much for your advice above.
I created objects and basically followed the below tutorial. I try to research and NOT just post if the answer probably exists. I would still like to convert my two counters into percentages with a formula or conditional statement if possible. The counter results aren't very interpretable and if the sample # of respondents is low the % looks better and more professional.
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Hi Kevin, this really isnt possible. What you could do is instead of a survey use a google docs form, this will on submit give a graph to show feedback to date
Phil, I may come back to you later with the Google docs idea. For now would it simple be best to create a new slide with the results that 60% of respondents answered Yes while 40% answered No, versus trying to use a results slide. Appreciate the advice.
You can add a survey results slide and add your figures to it.
You can add triggers using variables to capture the users response, and display that alongside your figures.
Super Hero Phil, thank you very much for your advice above.
I created objects and basically followed the below tutorial. I try to research and NOT just post if the answer probably exists. I would still like to convert my two counters into percentages with a formula or conditional statement if possible. The counter results aren't very interpretable and if the sample # of respondents is low the % looks better and more professional.
http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/building-a-simple-counter.aspx
Now trying to add a hover state to my hot spot so that user knows to click.
Thanks again.
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