We have many quizzes with Multiple Choice and Multiple Response questions where the user has 2 Attempts to get the answers correct. Our Subject Matter Experts would like to hide the Learner's first attempt selections when they click the Try Again button and go to input their second attempt. Is there an automatic way to do this - some blanket preference setting? - or is this only possible by adding triggers to hide each of the radio button/checkbox selections to each question on the Try Again layers?
you could set the Try Again trigger to 'jump to slide' with the slide set to 'reset to initial state' but then you would need triggers to 'count' the number of times the user attempted the question.
IMHO the quickest would be to set a trigger to change state of all radio buttons (would be a trigger for each radio button) when user clicks Try Again button on condition the radio button was = selected.
Thanks so much for the response - yes, as I mentioned, we are aware of the trigger-adding methods, but we have a LOT of questions, and so were hoping there might be some blanket setting we had not yet found that would also handle this...
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Hi Katherine
you could set the Try Again trigger to 'jump to slide' with the slide set to 'reset to initial state' but then you would need triggers to 'count' the number of times the user attempted the question.
IMHO the quickest would be to set a trigger to change state of all radio buttons (would be a trigger for each radio button) when user clicks Try Again button on condition the radio button was = selected.
Thanks so much for the response - yes, as I mentioned, we are aware of the trigger-adding methods, but we have a LOT of questions, and so were hoping there might be some blanket setting we had not yet found that would also handle this...
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