Multiple text fields on a single quiz slide [SOLUTION]

Hi Mike,

It looks quite interesting but I am not able to quet the project file since storage netword are "evil" to websense.

I wanted to know if the solution can work with a graded question?

Thanks and have a nice day!

Sure Annie,

I just made it as simple as possible to focus on the problem of multiple text fields.

P.S. I added a mirror you can download from.

Thanks so much. I can't wait to take a look at it.

Thanks, Mike. I've been wanting to use multiple essay questions in an evaluation, and this fits my needs.

Now if I could just figure out how to capture the answers in a spreadsheet!

Any ideas?

Yeah but it would require a little JavaScript programming on your part to output the quiz info into a comma-separated values file which any spreadsheet will be able to read. 

Mike, that is a nice elegant solution, thanks for posting

Phil

Hi Mike,

Your solution for multiple text fields on a single quiz slide seems great, but since I don't have a Mac, I can't read your .story file. Could you provide it in a .txt format. I woldd really appreciate.  Thanks.

Martine

Hi Martine,

A .story file is created with Storyline so, if you have Storyline installed, you should be able to open it.

Bonne journée!

Annie

Bonjour Annie,

J'utilise Quizmaker, donc je crois que la solution proposée par Mike ne pourrait pas s'appliquer.

Merci et bonne journée à toi aussi.

Martine

En effet, la solution ne pourrait pas s'appliquer à l'intérieur de Quizmaker.

Bonne journée!

Hi Mike.

Sorry to revive a slightly old thread but your solution looks perfect for what I need to allow multiple areas of text capture on one slide. My only problem is..shamefully..I cannot work out how you have done it :o(

Any chance you could give me (us) a brief run-through of the process for setting a slide like this up.

Many many thanks in advance.

Nick

I've had a few people ask about this so I decided I'd write down the process and create a quick video demo. You  can read the info and see the video on my blog:

http://mikebethany.com/2013/03/13/multianswer-articulate-quiz/

You, Sir, are a genius. Haven't had chance to try it on my existing resources as yet but it could well be the answer to the only major issue I have discovered in using Storyline and one I and colleagues have been trying to solve for weeks now. 

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Nick

This thread looks like it could have been something awesome! I could use some help with this exact issue but none of the links work here though...totally a bummer.

Any chance there's someone who captured this somewhere else?

Thanks!

Hi GP,

We've seen a number of examples of this since it's not built into Storyline's main set up, and I also wanted to share another example with some files and links in case it helped. 

Hi Mike,

Your solution looks great!

So, I tried it in my story-file. I'm creating an evaluation form for a course and I want the participant to fill in some general info on the first slide. 
It all looks good, but when I'm looking at the result, the info the user filled in on the first slide is not in the results.

Can you help me out with this? My storyfile is attached. If you try this out and then have a look at the result, you'll notice that the Short answer fields are empty although you filled them in.

Thanks a lot, if you or someone else could help me with this!

Looks like my storyfile is not attached. New try...

screenshot of the results

Hello Winke - I'm not sure that Mike is still subscribed here, but glad to see that you shared your .story file and hopefully someone in the community will be able to chime in and assist you with your design here.