Hello. How would you do?
Aug 09, 2013
By
Maja Oi
Hello. I am trying to make a slide with a textbox that appears when the timeline starts. Than i want to have seven choices, only one is correct comparing to the textbox. When the student pick the right choice i want a new textbox to appear. See picture! So the problem is taht i want a new textbox to appear when the right answer is picked. And I want the allready picked answer to be disable to pick again. Any ideas how I can make this work? I tried with triggers and chenges of states...but I cant seem to make it right. It i s very hard...maybe someone can help me so i can understand what I'm doing making it so difficult...
3 Replies
One possible option is to:
1. For each of the seven buttons, add a trigger that changes the state of the button to disabled (which prevents it from being selected again)
2. For each of the six incorrect choices, add a trigger that shows an incorrect layer with some feedback
3. For the correct choice, add a trigger that shows a correct layer.
See attached file with an example and here is the published version.
You could also do this as a Pick One Freeform question, whatever is easier for you.
Thank You! It seems like a good way to go and I´ve been trying something like that. The problem is taht I want a new text about another mineral to appear when they clicked the right one. And then of course I´d like the right mineralbutton to be disable. There´s seems to be somethoính I do wrong because the buttons doesn´t work as I want them to)
I dont understand how I would be able to use " pick one"? Can you do that when you have several layers (With the text about the minearls) or do I have to make a new slide for each mineraltext then?
A lot of thanks and thank you for your attached file example. Thats a really good help for me!!
Hi Maja, I added a Freeform Pick One variation to the file (see attached). An advantage with the Freeform question is that you can shuffle your answers. Here is some good info on building Freeform Pick One questions. Hope that gives you some ideas.
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