One possible workaround for this problem is to not use the freeform quiz option and to just trigger your hotspots to show the Correct layer when they are clicked. That way you can place any number of hotspots and trigger them all to show the Correct layer.
If you like the feedback box that Freeform supplies, just Convert to freeform, select a hotspot, then delete the incorrect layer and set all hotspots to show the Correct layer.
Hope that answers your question! (I'm trying to gain karma in advance of posting my own question... ;D
The built in hotspot question only allows for one correct answer, but you could use a pick many question type to set up a question with more than one correct hotspot - but the user will need to select all the "correct" options for the question to be correct as there is no partial scoring.
Also, Val's suggestion is a good workaround if you need certain ones to be correct and the user to see that feedback regardless of selecting all the correct options.
I am trying to stick with what I get from the software simulation test mode. There are a lot of things to change anyways,
I could definitely use your suggestions when I am starting from scratch.
I tried something simpler now- I changed the automatically generated rectangle hotspot with a free-form hotspot that just covers both things, so wherever they click - they get the correct feedback
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Hi Gerry,
One possible workaround for this problem is to not use the freeform quiz option and to just trigger your hotspots to show the Correct layer when they are clicked. That way you can place any number of hotspots and trigger them all to show the Correct layer.
If you like the feedback box that Freeform supplies, just Convert to freeform, select a hotspot, then delete the incorrect layer and set all hotspots to show the Correct layer.
Hope that answers your question! (I'm trying to gain karma in advance of posting my own question... ;D
Hi Gergana and welcome to Heroes!
The built in hotspot question only allows for one correct answer, but you could use a pick many question type to set up a question with more than one correct hotspot - but the user will need to select all the "correct" options for the question to be correct as there is no partial scoring.
Also, Val's suggestion is a good workaround if you need certain ones to be correct and the user to see that feedback regardless of selecting all the correct options.
Thank you both!
I am trying to stick with what I get from the software simulation test mode. There are a lot of things to change anyways,
I could definitely use your suggestions when I am starting from scratch.
I tried something simpler now- I changed the automatically generated rectangle hotspot with a free-form hotspot that just covers both things, so wherever they click - they get the correct feedback
Thank you for sharing!
~Gerry
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