I am interested in taking incorrect quiz result and providing a re-teach in a new slide. Is there a way to take the incorrect results from a quiz and have them populate to a new slide?
If I'm understanding correctly, you don't simply want to inform the user of the correct answer. Instead, you'd like to dig deeper and demonstrate why their response was incorrect, while possibly revealing the answer as well.
If this is the case, I'm not sure if it's possible using the build in quiz questions. However, using variables you could create your quiz slides from scratch. This would allow you to recall those variables on another slide based on which responses the users chose.
I don't believe that custom quizzes are eligible for results slides, though I could be mistaken. If so, that would be the only real drawback. This method takes more time, but allows a greater amount of flexibility especially with branching.
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If I'm understanding correctly, you don't simply want to inform the user of the correct answer. Instead, you'd like to dig deeper and demonstrate why their response was incorrect, while possibly revealing the answer as well.
If this is the case, I'm not sure if it's possible using the build in quiz questions. However, using variables you could create your quiz slides from scratch. This would allow you to recall those variables on another slide based on which responses the users chose.
I don't believe that custom quizzes are eligible for results slides, though I could be mistaken. If so, that would be the only real drawback. This method takes more time, but allows a greater amount of flexibility especially with branching.
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