Examples of questions - but not a test!
Oct 16, 2013
By
Jamie morgan
Hi Guys, Hope you can help (again!)
Does anyone know any examples where storyline has been used to get information from people?
For example, we need to know how our customers feel about their finances, whether they worry about money etc etc. I thought about creating the the questions, then setting a specific score to each answer, so that at the end of the quiz, we can display a specific slide depending on the total score (of the complete quiz) to that customers answer. I.e.:
Question 1 of 3
Do you feel overwhelmed by your debts?
- Yes, very overwhelmed
- I could do with a little help
- I manage my debts fine.
Question 2 of 3 etc....
8 Replies
Hi Jamie,
How many questions are you looking to create - as this will affect how viable different options are.
Also, what sort of messages are you hoping to display i.e Mostly As = /Mostly Bs= etc or would you want to be able to report on specific answers ?
Yeah a 'mostly a's or b's' would be fine! and probably around 5 or 6 questions
many thanks,
jamie
In that case I would probably set up custom variables to track the user's response when they click submit.
You could set up a true/false per answer per question then use that to populate a 'review you answers slide' showing all of their responses then use a counting variable on that slide to determine how many As Bs Cs are present.
I've attached an example of this extracted from a course I did a while ago - the content won't be much help but the trigger panel should be useful.
or - if the maths works out-
You could make three number variables A, B and C and then add to them only when the user clicks submit.
Each time A could score 0 B could score 1 and C could score 10 then you would know for a 6 question set what the user is likely to have answered.
I'm sure someone else will have a more elegant way of achieving this.
What about using a Survery style instead, the Likert Scale will allow you to have as many questions as you like and you can call the questions/responses what you want.....!
Ah thats fantastic thank you very much!
Hi Jamie! Glad you were able to get some assistance here
Thanks everyone!
Hi Jamie,
I see that you already have a lot of response. Popping in regarding the "likert scale" to let you know I'd created a tutorial here some time back on doing that with SL. There's a link at that page to the community thread where you can download a sample file.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing Becky!
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