I have a hot spot quiz that walks the learner through a series of steps. They have 3 attempts. The first inccorect selection tells them to try again. The second incorrect selection gives them a hint. The third incorrect selection tells them the correct action and marks the question as incorrect. At that point I want them to actually perform the correct action to reinforce their learning even though the question has been marked/submitted as incorrect. My problem is that once the question is graded it won't let me click on the slide again. The only thing I can do is move on to the next slide.
Any thoughts on how to track the missed question, but still let them perform the correct action?
Validation of the answer in a question slide happens when the interaction is submitted via the 'Submit Interaction' trigger, which locks in the user's response. While a question slide can only be correct or incorrect and not both, there are ways to reset the interaction in the slide.
The first one is to change the revisit behavior of your slide to 'Reset to initial state' and add a 'Jump to slide - this slide' trigger after the learner's third incorrect attempt to reset the slide and allow a learner a fourth attempt.
Use a Reset Results trigger to clear any previous submitted attempts, and allow learners to retry a quiz. Note that this will clear all attempts from previous question slides as well.
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Hi Jennifer,
Thanks for reaching out!
Validation of the answer in a question slide happens when the interaction is submitted via the 'Submit Interaction' trigger, which locks in the user's response. While a question slide can only be correct or incorrect and not both, there are ways to reset the interaction in the slide.
You can test each one to see which will be the most suitable for your design requirement. Let me know if you have any questions!