It's fairly easy in Storyline as well. Repeating the steps below usually does it.
1) Add all of your 60 questions to a question bank. 2) While in Story View, Right Click and click New Slice-->Draw From Bank--> Tick "Draw Questions Randomly" / Select "Include 20 questions". 3) Additionally, you can then set up a Results slide if you like (this is optional) right after the slide above.
Once you have imported all your questions into the question bank you should delete the individual question slides so you are left with just the question bank. That way you only get the randomised version of your quiz.
Do I have to publish it in order to have only 20 questions each time I load the quiz?
I would do what Helen is doing, but instead of deleting the questions, I would place them in a different scene for reference. Sure the story size (and final publish size) is bigger, but if you want to come back to a question, that's the quickest way.
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Hi André,
It's fairly easy in Storyline as well. Repeating the steps below usually does it.
1) Add all of your 60 questions to a question bank.
2) While in Story View, Right Click and click New Slice-->Draw From Bank--> Tick "Draw Questions Randomly" / Select "Include 20 questions".
3) Additionally, you can then set up a Results slide if you like (this is optional) right after the slide above.
Hope this helps,
Alex
Thanks Alex,
I followed your instructions.
When I preview the quiz, all questions appear.
Do I have to publish it in order to have only 20 questions each time I load the quiz?
Hi Andre
Once you have imported all your questions into the question bank you should delete the individual question slides so you are left with just the question bank. That way you only get the randomised version of your quiz.
Regards
Helen
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