On a multiple-choice quiz slide, is it possible to show the correct answer directly after the user gets the answer wrong? I don't want to have the option to review at the end. I am manipulating the layers, but it's not doing what I want. Any suggestions?
I often will do this so that my learners can still see the correct and incorrect answers vs. what they chose. I add symbols (check and X or happy faces or something) to the Feedback layer to show the answers.
What I also usually do is move stuff around on the feedback layer (in my feedback master) so that the question can be seen by the learner as well as the additional info I might put on the feedback layers.
I see that you've been getting some help so far, but I just wanted to pop in and share that almost anything is possible in Storyline 360 with triggers, variables, and a little creativity! Would you be willing to share a sample of what you've built out so far? That way the community can get a better idea of your design and make suggestions on where to go from here.
In the meantime, I found some related discussions with authors who were looking to accomplish a similar goal with their question slides:
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Hi Lyndsie:
I often will do this so that my learners can still see the correct and incorrect answers vs. what they chose. I add symbols (check and X or happy faces or something) to the Feedback layer to show the answers.
What I also usually do is move stuff around on the feedback layer (in my feedback master) so that the question can be seen by the learner as well as the additional info I might put on the feedback layers.
Hi Lyndsie!
I see that you've been getting some help so far, but I just wanted to pop in and share that almost anything is possible in Storyline 360 with triggers, variables, and a little creativity! Would you be willing to share a sample of what you've built out so far? That way the community can get a better idea of your design and make suggestions on where to go from here.
In the meantime, I found some related discussions with authors who were looking to accomplish a similar goal with their question slides:
Hope this helps! Looking forward to hearing from you!