I am using the trail version of Storyline as a proof of concept to the business. I have created a drag and drop quiz that the users get 3 attempts at completing. They are given the normal Correct, Incorrect and Try again layers (I haven't changed the template) and then there is also a Results slide that says Congratulations and another that suggests they re-do the course.
What I would like to know, is there away for them to be able to see which questions they have got correct and which are wrong for all the different options?
I have not previously used variables and wondered if this would be required?
Any and all assistance with this would be greatly appreciated!
On the results base slide there is a large button near the upper right that says "Edit Results Slide." Click this button and you'll be able to select the slides to include in the results, set a passing score, and even a time limit.
To allow the users to Review their performance on each item of the quiz select "Allow user to review quiz." This will display the text feedback from the Review layer on the quiz item slide. This will also display a green or red bar across the bottom of the screen that says correct or incorrect. Note that this bar is not visible when editing the Review layer.
To allow the user to see correct answer indicators next to their answer choices, select "Show correct/incorrect response when reviewing."
Here's what the Results Slide Options dialog looks like:
Thanks Robert, I would like the delegates to know which ones they have got right or wrong, but not to be told which ones they should be, is that possible?
I might want them to re-do the course if they have not got them right, as there is the option to jump straight to the quiz after the first couple of slides. The questions aren't complicated so it shouldn't be too hard but it is there more to work as a prompt for them to do the course.
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Scrap that...I think I've found a solution...thanks!!!
Thanks Robert, I would like the delegates to know which ones they have got right or wrong, but not to be told which ones they should be, is that possible?
Rob's Answer: Yes, just deselect the "Show correct/incorrect responses when reviewing option." The user will still see a bar across the bottom of the review slide saying correct or incorrect, but they won't see what the correct answer is.
I might want them to re-do the course if they have not got them right, as there is the option to jump straight to the quiz after the first couple of slides. The questions aren't complicated so it shouldn't be too hard but it is there more to work as a prompt for them to do the course.
Rob's Answer: It sounds like you are talking about the Success and Failure layers that are automatically generated on the Results slide. If I understand you correctly, you would like a button on the Failure slide that sends the user back to the beginning of the whole course when clicked, not just a Retry Quiz button. If that's the case, try the following:
Insert a button and type "Re-do Course" or something similar. You can add an icon and change the appearance of the button using the Button Tools>Format options.
Select the button and in the triggers pane on the right click the Add Trigger button and select the following options in the Trigger Wizard dialog:
Action: Restart course When: User clicks Object: Button "Re-do Quiz" (This item will probably not have this exact name, but should be filled in automatically.)
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Nicola, Welcome to E-Learning Heroes!
On the results base slide there is a large button near the upper right that says "Edit Results Slide." Click this button and you'll be able to select the slides to include in the results, set a passing score, and even a time limit.
To allow the users to Review their performance on each item of the quiz select "Allow user to review quiz." This will display the text feedback from the Review layer on the quiz item slide. This will also display a green or red bar across the bottom of the screen that says correct or incorrect. Note that this bar is not visible when editing the Review layer.
To allow the user to see correct answer indicators next to their answer choices, select "Show correct/incorrect response when reviewing."
Here's what the Results Slide Options dialog looks like:
Thanks Robert, I would like the delegates to know which ones they have got right or wrong, but not to be told which ones they should be, is that possible?
I might want them to re-do the course if they have not got them right, as there is the option to jump straight to the quiz after the first couple of slides. The questions aren't complicated so it shouldn't be too hard but it is there more to work as a prompt for them to do the course.
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Scrap that...I think I've found a solution...thanks!!!
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