I have a course with multiple final assessments. Can we create a scenario where the learner can try one quiz and then jump to another if they fail the first one? How does the Review and Retry work in such situations? How can I ensure that the learner will see a fresh quiz screen with no pre-selected answers if they try a quiz and fail it, go to another quiz and may be fail that too and come back to the first quiz again? Is this possible?
You could use variables and conditional triggers to steer the user back and forth between quizzes.
The Review Quiz button on a Results slide has a trigger to jump to the first question slide that is included in that quiz. And it automatically shows the appropriate Review info for all the question slides included in the results.
To allow the user to retry a quiz, there needs to be a Resets Results trigger for that quiz. That trigger is automatically applied when you add a Retry Quiz button to a Results slide. You could insert the same trigger elsewhere.
However, using 2 separate quizzes is not a good idea if you want to track completion with one of those quizzes.
Yes, you can designate more than one quiz for tracking completion.
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You could use variables and conditional triggers to steer the user back and forth between quizzes.
The Review Quiz button on a Results slide has a trigger to jump to the first question slide that is included in that quiz. And it automatically shows the appropriate Review info for all the question slides included in the results.
To allow the user to retry a quiz, there needs to be a Resets Results trigger for that quiz. That trigger is automatically applied when you add a Retry Quiz button to a Results slide. You could insert the same trigger elsewhere.
However, using 2 separate quizzes is not a good idea if you want to track completion with one of those quizzes.
Thus, I suggest you just let the user repeat the same quiz. Put the questions in a Question Bank if you want them to appear in random order. (Here's more info on Question Banks: https://community.articulate.com/series/articulate-storyline-360/articles/articulate-storyline-360-user-guide-how-to-use-question-banks .)