I've created a custom survey slide that allows the user to choose one of seven options. I can't figure out how to add a trigger for the likert interaction. Currently, nothing is reporting to the LMS. I tried treating it like a PickOne but that is not working either.
The likert interaction is flakey when submitting to an LMS for most LMs's it doesn't send anything meaningful, I would have rebuilt it suing a freeform interaction
My custom slide has a survey question and seven options to choose from. There is no correct answer - there is no wrong answer. I set it up as a Pick One because I don't know what else to do. But when I test it in SCORM cloud, no data is being reported. Ideas?
In my assessment/survey, I built it out and needed a way to convert it - much like converting to a freeform. It appears that Storyline does not have a way to convert from normal slide to survey.
It was a late night, but i finally came up with a method. I added a survey template, mapped my answers to the survey buttons, hid the original survey buttons and this seems to work.
I'd like to build a series of questionnaires where the learner would pick items for one of two columns, and have a total of each calculated at the bottom.
Here is an example taken from an MBTI questionnaire.
I have 3 questionnaires like this and will have the learner transfer their total into a final one. Or, maybe I can use the 'results' and have that automatically inserted into the final slide.
That is useful too, but I meant to be able to select one of each pair (horizontal).
I think that if I set 'button sets' for each horizontal pairs (extraversion-introversion), it would only allow the learner to select one of each, and many from each column -which is what I want to do.
OK, I just went in and did that. It is working as I wanted. Thanks for the help. These button sets may have open another door for me in design.
I'd like to share what I came up with. I changed the data so that it can be public in the hope to help others. In this questionnaire, you'll find button sets as well. I used random food in the lists.
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The likert interaction is flakey when submitting to an LMS for most LMs's it doesn't send anything meaningful, I would have rebuilt it suing a freeform interaction
Hi Carol,
It is up to each individual LMS to determine how they track the results of survey data as Phil shared above.
We've had some custom examples shared in the forums as well that you can take a look at here and here.
Hi Leslie,
My custom slide has a survey question and seven options to choose from. There is no correct answer - there is no wrong answer. I set it up as a Pick One because I don't know what else to do. But when I test it in SCORM cloud, no data is being reported. Ideas?
Thank you both for your help.
Carol
Hi Carol,
I created a sample course and I'm seeing the results of my likert survey in the report:
Did you include a survey results slide that you are sending to the LMS?
I'll attach my sample.
Hi Leslie,
In my assessment/survey, I built it out and needed a way to convert it - much like converting to a freeform. It appears that Storyline does not have a way to convert from normal slide to survey.
It was a late night, but i finally came up with a method. I added a survey template, mapped my answers to the survey buttons, hid the original survey buttons and this seems to work.
Thank you for your help.
Carol
Glad you were able to find a workable solution, Carol.
I appreciate you chiming back in with an update.
I'd like to build a series of questionnaires where the learner would pick items for one of two columns, and have a total of each calculated at the bottom.
Here is an example taken from an MBTI questionnaire.
I have 3 questionnaires like this and will have the learner transfer their total into a final one. Or, maybe I can use the 'results' and have that automatically inserted into the final slide.
Any ideas or suggestions are welcome.
Alain
Hello, Alain!
I put together a quick sample file that will hopefully spark some ideas for you. Check out the sample in action by clicking here!
And if you want to hear the details of how I designed this slide, watch this short demo video.
Let me know if this is what you had in mind!
This is much cleaner than what I came up with. Is it possible to set it up so that the learner can only pick from one side of each line?
Hi Alain,
You certainly can do that with Button Sets.
I made a brief Peek video for you here on how you can set that up.
That is useful too, but I meant to be able to select one of each pair (horizontal).
I think that if I set 'button sets' for each horizontal pairs (extraversion-introversion), it would only allow the learner to select one of each, and many from each column -which is what I want to do.
OK, I just went in and did that. It is working as I wanted. Thanks for the help. These button sets may have open another door for me in design.
Alain
That's right, Alain!
You can create a "button set" for each horizontal pair, so the learner can choose one option or the other.
Best of luck on the rest of your course, and let us know if we can help with anything else!
I'd like to share what I came up with. I changed the data so that it can be public in the hope to help others. In this questionnaire, you'll find button sets as well. I used random food in the lists.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/19d8768c-203b-48df-8c45-b304afc03a14/review
Thank you so much for your help.
Awesome, Alain.
Thanks for popping back in to share with the community.
I hope it helps others.
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