I am trying to establish quiz questions within Storyline that use mathematical symbols such as "Pi". Does anyone know how to insert these symbols into a quiz question?
When I create a quiz slide and select Numeric I cannot see any option to insert a symbol when entering the question text. The editor is extremely basic on the quiz slides.
The only alternative I can come up with is to create the question with symbols using MS Word - copy the string and paste into the quiz question.
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I can see two ways:
1. Create the formula as an image and insert that as an answer.
2. Choose the symbol font and insert the symbol using the keyboard. For example, Pi would be alt+0112.
Thanks Brent,
I was was trying to avoid the alt process because I use a great many symbols in my engineering courses.
I will play with both approaches to see which requires least amount of work
Symbols are available in storyline. Under fonts choose symbols.
Press p key on keyboard to get symbol "pi".
Other keys will likewise return other Mathis symbols.
Philip, maybe I am doing something wrong.
When I create a quiz slide and select Numeric I cannot see any option to insert a symbol when entering the question text. The editor is extremely basic on the quiz slides.
The only alternative I can come up with is to create the question with symbols using MS Word - copy the string and paste into the quiz question.
Ken, I assume you are using storyline as I only have that software.
Have a look at sample below.
Make a normal slide.
Insert a text box or shape, then insert a symbol.
The symbol button is next to the text box, lots to choose from.
Then convert your slide to freeform i.e. choose "insert" tab .... select "convert to freeform".
The following 2 tutorials will help you along, it sure did for me
http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/create-a-drag-and-drop-interaction.aspx
http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/converting-an-existing-slide-to-a-freeform-interaction.aspx
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