Hotspot Interaction: either (not both) is correct

HI Joseph,

Please see the attached. I think I've set it up in the way that meets your needs.

I can provide more details ... so please shout out with questions.

Briefly:

I used transparent ovals as the "hot spots" instead of actual hot spots, since the former allows a selected state. In the story, these are ovals 6-10 (oval 1-5 are the "buttons" on the meter.

This is a Pick One question with 2 shapes offstage. Triggers are set up so

• The "correct" shape is selected if Oval 6 OR Oval 10 = selected when Learner clicks submit
  This brings the Learner to the Correct layer when Learner clicks submit
• The "incorrect" shape is selected if Oval 6 AND Oval 10 = selected when Learner clicks submit
• The "incorrect" shape is selected if Oval 7, OR oval 8, OR Oval 9 = selected when Learner clicks submit
  This brings the Learner to the Incorrect layer when Learner clicks submit

I've set the transparent shapes up so the outline turns green when a Learner selects one of these.

Again, shout out with any questions.

Hi Joseph! Looks like Becky is taking care of you here  

Thanks Becky!

Rebecca,

What you posted was really close. I made a few modifications to it, to address the issue of being able to select more than one button (since the real meter would only allow the selection of a single button as the response).

I added feedback text to ID the button selected when it is clicked. In the Correct feedback. I let the user know which button he/she had selected and the fact that the other (unselected but correct) button would also be a correct choice.

Hi Joseph,

Re: to address the issue of being able to select more than one button (since the real meter would only allow the selection of a single button as the response).

Ah, I misunderstood. I thought you COULD select more than one, but only one or the other, not both, would be considered a correct answer.

In any case, I'm glad this got you started. Good luck with your project!

Thanks for the update Joseph