hi, i need to make an special multiple choice quiz like show this image example:
i´m trying to get the best Multiple Choice method but it just ask me a Question ("ENTER THE QUESTION"), i know that this kind of method doesn´t lead me to nice result! I need (how the above image show him) to select one of two possible choice for 7 questions! What do you think about the best quiz method to do it?
Juanma, as you pointed out yourself, you don't have a single question but 7 questions. You can't have 7 questions on a single slide. My first suggestion would be to break this question across 7 slides.
If you neeed everything on a single slide then I would suggest you use "pick many" free form type. You choices could be check box buttons. To prevent the learners from picking both of the days in a question, you could make each of the 7 pairs into a question group.
hi Charles, cheers for your useful reply but, how can i get the 7 pairs with one correct value for each pair (and then go on with submit button). do you have a basic example to that?
Juanma, sorry to jump into the conversation. See attached a rough sample of a multiple reponse question , using the Pick Many approach Charles had mentioned. I hope that helps you get started.
@Michael your example is right! im very glad to you, although i have a problem with the "correct" window!
When i finish with the right choices the "correct window" isnt available, instead it´s showing the follow message: "You must complete the question before submitting". But i just had fill Ok all the checks field :(
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Juanma, as you pointed out yourself, you don't have a single question but 7 questions. You can't have 7 questions on a single slide. My first suggestion would be to break this question across 7 slides.
If you neeed everything on a single slide then I would suggest you use "pick many" free form type. You choices could be check box buttons. To prevent the learners from picking both of the days in a question, you could make each of the 7 pairs into a question group.
Contact me if you more specific instructions.
hi Charles, cheers for your useful reply but, how can i get the 7 pairs with one correct value for each pair (and then go on with submit button). do you have a basic example to that?
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juanma
Juanma, sorry to jump into the conversation. See attached a rough sample of a multiple reponse question , using the Pick Many approach Charles had mentioned. I hope that helps you get started.
@Michael your example is right! im very glad to you, although i have a problem with the "correct" window!
When i finish with the right choices the "correct window" isnt available, instead it´s showing the follow message: "You must complete the question before submitting". But i just had fill Ok all the checks field :(
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Hm, that is weird. I published the sample here and I don't see the issue you describe.
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