I would like the learner see what he did right or wrong when he go back to that slide.
For example, the Quiz is slide 2. After passing few slides, learner still can go back to slide 2 to see what he did with the correct answer. Is that possible?
By default, the user will see their previous answer when they try again. Nancy's method would allow it to be reset when they use that set up and try again - but if he's revisiting the slide, such as in a review or similar, you won't be able to use the method Nancy mentioned as revisiting the slide will reset the entire thing.
Is there a method when he's revisiting the slide, it doesn't reset toinitial state so he can see the review like his answers and the correct correct answers? Like a printscreen of what he did and the correction on it.
My apologies if I wasn't clear - there is not a built in method to have both currently in the sense of using the "reset" for the try again and then being able to revisit that slide and see how the user answered correctly. Hopefully someone in the community will be able to share some additional thoughts with you on what they've set up to work around this.
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The way I do this is as follows.
this is really the only way I have found to clear the drag and drop. If anyone has a better solution I would love to hear it.
I would like the learner see what he did right or wrong when he go back to that slide.
For example, the Quiz is slide 2. After passing few slides, learner still can go back to slide 2 to see what he did with the correct answer. Is that possible?
Hi Jessie,
By default, the user will see their previous answer when they try again. Nancy's method would allow it to be reset when they use that set up and try again - but if he's revisiting the slide, such as in a review or similar, you won't be able to use the method Nancy mentioned as revisiting the slide will reset the entire thing.
Is there a method when he's revisiting the slide, it doesn't reset toinitial state so he can see the review like his answers and the correct correct answers? Like a printscreen of what he did and the correction on it.
Hi Jessie,
My apologies if I wasn't clear - there is not a built in method to have both currently in the sense of using the "reset" for the try again and then being able to revisit that slide and see how the user answered correctly. Hopefully someone in the community will be able to share some additional thoughts with you on what they've set up to work around this.
Alright, thank you!
Hi Jessie,
Go through this discussion. This is about the same issue you are facing.
and also look at the file attached.
It might help you.
Thanks Sagar for linking to that thread. There are so many ways to do stuff in Storyline it's hard to keep track of all the threads!
Thank you Sagar, that method shows only the correct result but it doesn't show what he had done.
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