Does anyone know what settings to use to reset drag and drop quiz items/shapes to their original location if the submitted reaction is incorrect? I am using unlimited attempts so the "Try Again" layer appears and the "Continue" button prompts the hiding of the layer to reveal only the base layer again.
In sum, on an incorrect submitted response, I want the items to go back to their places instead of staying in place on the incorrect drag and drop location.
Thanks for letting us know what you are working on, which slides where causing the problem, and a sample .story file for us to take a look.
I noticed that you're using a variable named 'TryAgain'. This is the same variable used across your slides and variables hold their value through the course. So, on slide one if I've already used attempts, the value is already counted and the Try Again layer will not display for subsequent slides.
You have two options:
Have a specific variable for each question.
Reset the 'TryAgain' variable when the user goes to the next question.
And I know that I can make a custom variable that will count how many times the slide has been revisited, but the whole workaround seems weird. I'll make a feature request but am really surprised this hasn't been fixed?
Has there been a resolution to the issue of a drag and drop reset to initial state showing 'Incorrect' when reviewing quiz results?
I'm using Storyline 360 creating a quiz with several drag and drop questions, 2 attempts. I'm clear on how to reset the drag and drop (great explanations in previous posts), but when I review results at the end of the quiz, those drag and drop questions are showing as Incorrect. It looks like only the first (incorrect) attempt is recorded, not the second (correct) attempt. The final score, however, is a-ok. It is rewarding the correct points for a second, correct attempt.
Another user posted this question ~5 years ago in this thread - hoping there has maybe been a fix, or something super obvious now that I am just missing (?) - Thanks!
Thanks for contacting us to share that you've been impacted by this behavior as well.
We have filed this for further investigation as a bug report. I wanted to share some information on how we define bugs and how we tackle them when they occur.
I've attached this conversation so that we can provide updates with you here.
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Hello Cristina,
Thanks for letting us know what you are working on, which slides where causing the problem, and a sample .story file for us to take a look.
I noticed that you're using a variable named 'TryAgain'. This is the same variable used across your slides and variables hold their value through the course. So, on slide one if I've already used attempts, the value is already counted and the Try Again layer will not display for subsequent slides.
You have two options:
Hope that helps :)
Hello,
Is there still no way to reset drag and drop items between attempts? It's crazy to have to make a custom counter variable for this....
Hi there, Sarah. If you're using the drag-and-drop freeform question type, you'll just need to do 2 things:
When you leave the Try Again layer, it will jump back to the slide and reset the objects. Let me know if that doesn't work for you!
When I do that the reset zeros out the number of attempts so there's no limit.
And I know that I can make a custom variable that will count how many times the slide has been revisited, but the whole workaround seems weird. I'll make a feature request but am really surprised this hasn't been fixed?
Has there been a resolution to the issue of a drag and drop reset to initial state showing 'Incorrect' when reviewing quiz results?
I'm using Storyline 360 creating a quiz with several drag and drop questions, 2 attempts. I'm clear on how to reset the drag and drop (great explanations in previous posts), but when I review results at the end of the quiz, those drag and drop questions are showing as Incorrect. It looks like only the first (incorrect) attempt is recorded, not the second (correct) attempt. The final score, however, is a-ok. It is rewarding the correct points for a second, correct attempt.
Another user posted this question ~5 years ago in this thread - hoping there has maybe been a fix, or something super obvious now that I am just missing (?) - Thanks!
Hello Antje and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)
Thanks for contacting us to share that you've been impacted by this behavior as well.
We have filed this for further investigation as a bug report. I wanted to share some information on how we define bugs and how we tackle them when they occur.
I've attached this conversation so that we can provide updates with you here.
Thank you Leslie! It’s not a deal breaker - still love Storyline! I appreciate the follow-up though. Take care.
Antje
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