My course has quizzes for each of several sections/topics. At the moment, I have each quiz topic in its own question bank
Does anyone know if there's a way - maybe using variables?? - to "collect/track" all the questions the user gets wrong (over the entire course) and then present them again at the end of the course?
If that's not possible, is there a way that I can present the score for each section on a single slide so that there's a suggestion for which topics they should spend more time reviewing?
Note that I'm interested in doing this within the course environment, not using an LMS.
Thanks Leslie! That first thread from Jeanette Brooks is very thorough and presents several options that I'll play with. From what I understand from that thread, a true/false variable can be assigned to indicate whether the user got that question wrong. That's the first step to doing what I'd like to do.
The second step (and probably the trickier step) would be reference those question slides that have the variables marked false and "call" them somehow into a new quiz comprised of only these questions. Is there any way to do that? Storyline lets you add questions from any other quiz/bank into a quiz. Maybe I could add all of the questions to the new FINAL quiz and then set each to display if the slide has not been marked true, similar to what she did in that thread, but for a new quiz, not a retake?
Any idea whether that could work - before I spend too much time fiddling with the idea?
Hmmm, not sure and based on the next example that is shared in that thread, makes me think that question banks do not quite work the same as regular questions, but I cannot be sure.
I would advise to test with a sample first before you do too much work in case it does not fill your need.
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Hi Fiona!
There is a thread here that may be of assistance to you, but this is not something that is standard in the software.
You could have a results slide that includes the results of all your results slides.
Perhaps some community members can chime in on how to design this set-up to meet your needs.
Thanks Leslie! That first thread from Jeanette Brooks is very thorough and presents several options that I'll play with. From what I understand from that thread, a true/false variable can be assigned to indicate whether the user got that question wrong. That's the first step to doing what I'd like to do.
The second step (and probably the trickier step) would be reference those question slides that have the variables marked false and "call" them somehow into a new quiz comprised of only these questions. Is there any way to do that? Storyline lets you add questions from any other quiz/bank into a quiz. Maybe I could add all of the questions to the new FINAL quiz and then set each to display if the slide has not been marked true, similar to what she did in that thread, but for a new quiz, not a retake?
Any idea whether that could work - before I spend too much time fiddling with the idea?
Hi Fiona!
Hmmm, not sure and based on the next example that is shared in that thread, makes me think that question banks do not quite work the same as regular questions, but I cannot be sure.
I would advise to test with a sample first before you do too much work in case it does not fill your need.
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