I've created a freeform quiz slide that looks like a Jeopardy type board. When the user clicks an answer, he gets feedback either correct or incorrect.
Is there a way to stop the learner from choosing more than two buttons on the slide before it continues to the next slide?
If I just set it to two "attempts," it still lets the learner click all the buttons, in effect choosing all items if needed.
The only way I can think of is to set some complicated triggers to get the question to move forward after two mouse clicks on the button choices. This setup isn't my choice, it's what the person who assigned this module to me has asked for.
You could add a number variable that increments +1 when the learner clicks a button, then change state of other buttons to disabled when number variable =2
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You could add a number variable that increments +1 when the learner clicks a button, then change state of other buttons to disabled when number variable =2
Hi Louisa!
Looks like Wendy has popped in to assist you here :) Good luck with the rest of your project.
Yes! She's fantastic. I was waiting to see the reaction of the person who assigned the module to me, and I just got that this morning.
I told her what Wendy said and she decided to keep things as is, the simpler way.
So, thank you Wendy, you've saved me a ton of work. lol
Great news :) Thanks for popping in to share.
Glad you're all sorted Louisa
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