Changing default review feedback on result slides

Hi Nicola,

If you're talking about the feedback boxes in the screenshot below, then have no worries, I have got the right fix for you.

Go to your View tab and click on Feedback Master

Here you can find all your default feedback pop ups.

Hope that helps

Hi Nicola! Looks like Bob has popped in to assist and hopefully this helps ease your frustration.

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the reply. No I'm talking about the kind of scenario attached below.

Are you familiar with that?

Is this where you put in the feedback? 

Hi Bob,

No, I did not enter any feedback at all. In this case the answers are automatically generated from all the possible correct answers specified. No feedback is given until the end of the quiz via a results slide.

Nicola

Hi Nicola,

That is drawn from your results slide options to use the "review" functionality and have the user be able to see the correct/incorrect answers. It looks like you may have multiple fill in the blanks on one slide though, and that's not the built in set up of Storyline, so those answers are being listed above your other entry points and therefore the overlap. 

You may want to look at changing the position of your text entry elements that are not generated by the fill in the blank question but the ones you've made on your own. 

Hi Ashely,

Thanks for your reply. Yes I can see that now. I thought I was using a good workaround to get a a graded question which was a little more challenging for the learners. Apparently this is not the workable solution I thought.

Is there any solution that you know of where learners can enter multiple answers to a graded question which is not multiple choice?

Any feedback welcome.

Thanks,

Nicola

You can always make a custom quiz Nicola.

It requires a little bit of trickery, but once you made 1 slide, you could copy it for your next x amount of quiz slides!

You can select the True/False template and build your interactions on top of it. I attached an example. It's easier to show than explaining :)

• Screen 1 shows the result of a quiz slide using a true / false template 
• Screen 2 shows behind the scenes ( i hide the true / false box with a back ground, which will be the same background you're using in your masterslide. You can't hide the true/false tick boxes on the timeline, since it will stop functioning that way. So you'll need to be creative to hide it for the user!
• Result slide lets you review the quiz slides, and as you can see you can move around and edit the feedback layer(per quiz slide) to whatever you like! 

Also this allows you to make your multiple choices conditions as crazy as you like it to be, because it all comes down to if the slide is "true" or "false", which you set with triggers. This means you can do tickboxes, text fields, sliders, or combine all of them! Aslong as you set your triggers right :)

Hope this helps you

Thanks Bob,

That's very helpful. I can definitely use that.

Nicola

Glad Bob was able to assist you here Nicola and offer up another solution that would work for you.