Sorry, I'm not Jeanette, hope that's okay. Yes, you can create multiple questions on one slide. One option is to use a multiple response question type and make it look like multiple T/F questions. See some info here.
Another option would be to arrange radio buttons in a button sets and use variables and triggersto create a completely custom question slide, as in this example.
Hi Claudia! Looks like Michael has provided you with some valuable information, but I wanted to pop in and welcome you to E-Learning Heroes. Just let us know if you need anything further.
Boy, not sure why it's so hard to put in multiple T/F questions in one slide. I clicked on some of the links provided in previous replies, but there were gone. Is there a tutorial for inserting multiple T/F questions. Thanks, Diane
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Sorry, I'm not Jeanette, hope that's okay.
Yes, you can create multiple questions on one slide. One option is to use a multiple response question type and make it look like multiple T/F questions. See some info here.
Another option would be to arrange radio buttons in a button sets and use variables and triggersto create a completely custom question slide, as in this example.
Hi Claudia! Looks like Michael has provided you with some valuable information, but I wanted to pop in and welcome you to E-Learning Heroes. Just let us know if you need anything further.
Greetings!
Glad to hear it Claudia and thanks for popping back in with an update.
Boy, not sure why it's so hard to put in multiple T/F questions in one slide. I clicked on some of the links provided in previous replies, but there were gone. Is there a tutorial for inserting multiple T/F questions. Thanks, Diane
Hi Diane!
There is a Screenr in this thread if you'd like to take a look
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