Graded Quiz With Multiple Attempts

Hi Galen,

Welcome to E-Learning Heroes!

I'm sure there's other options, but the only one that comes to mind for your first question is to create "hidden" question slides that are only shown if the learner fails the first attempt. 

For example, say a learner attempts the question for the first time and gets it wrong. You could customize the "Continue" button, if you're using the feedback layers, to jump to a quiz slide that wouldn't be shown to someone that answered that question correctly the first time. On that slide, you could simply insert the same question, but lower the points awarded. You could do this again with the third attempt. 

For your second question, I don't know of a built-in method to create an answer key. You could publish to Word from a project, then modify that document so that it only contains the information you need for the key and either use that document, or print for easy reference. 

For your last question - 

It really depends on how you have the answers organized in your slide. 

I would personally design it so that the answers are all on one line and spaced evenly. Then, I'd enable the shuffle option on the answers (if available). I'd add text on the slide itself, that's not a part of the answer, or even a shape. You could then add the lettering. Just pay close attention to how the letters and answers are organized. 

I hope that helps! If not, perhaps some of the community members can chime in with some suggestions. 

Best,

Christine

Thanks for the response!

That does help, but if anybody else has some creative thinking to share, I'd be more than happy to hear it.