Indicating right/wrong answers following an intermitten quiz
Oct 27, 2015
Hi. When developing quiz questions, is there a built-in option that allows Storyline to indicate which answer choices are correct/incorrect with simple check marks next to correct choices and an "x" next to incorrect (or something along those lines)? Up until now, I've created my own feedback slides, which I want to maintain, but it would be nice if the learner could get an immediate overview over correct and incorrect choices. I've figured out that a graded quiz allows the learner to go back and review each question to see what they got right. I'm hoping intermittent non-graded questions have a similar feature.
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Hi Finn,
You could achieve this in a couple of ways. You could use the existing feedback layers and just have the tick or cross marks on those layers. That would then show the learner which answers they answered correctly or not when they submit.
The other option would be to have the tick and cross images hidden next to their corresponding questions and then creating triggers to show them. Something like, When user clicks Answer 1 > Change state of Tick to Normal.
Does this sound like what you're after?
Thanks, Jason. They sound like good solutions. The only thing I am unsure of is whether that would make the shuffle choices feature unavailable--it would mean that the ticks and crosses wouldn't necessarily match, right?
I think you're right Finn. This would make it trickier. The only way I can see around this would be to give the choices different states.
This would mean that your triggers would just need to change the state of the answer when clicked.
You'd just need a correct or incorrect state for each.
Thanks Jason. I'll try out those options.
Hi Finn,
It looks like Jason has you covered here with some ideas - and as you saw, the review functionality does something similar and if you'd like to see that type of behavior in the course you are also welcome to share your thoughts in the form of a feature request here.
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