The easiest way to display those variable is to insert a new Results slide. That will be created with text boxes that display the variables. Otherwise, you can insert a variable reference, either by typing the variable name within percent signs (e.g., %Results.ScorePercent%).
You can apply a blank or custom layout to the Results slide, and then add/delete/revise other objects as desired to get the look you want.
Using the standard Results slides and its built-in variables allows Storyline to send the quiz data to an LMS/LRS. Otherwise, with custom variables, you'll have to use JavaScript or other custom programming to track the score.
I can't use the built-in variables because there are a number of drag and drop slides that I built manually so that the learner receives points for each correct placement.
I am concerned about your comment that this project will need javascript to make it report to the LMS/LRS. This project is due to go live in approximately 2 weeks. Can you recommend someone that could assist with the javascript?
There is a Storyline-only option you could try: use a disguised question slide for your drag-and-drops. In other words, have standard multiple-choice buttons off the slide. Use triggers to select the appropriate button based on the "score" of your custom drag-and-drop.
Here are a few posts that describe similar situations. These might give you a better idea of what I mean:
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I suggest you use the built-in Results variables.
The easiest way to display those variable is to insert a new Results slide. That will be created with text boxes that display the variables. Otherwise, you can insert a variable reference, either by typing the variable name within percent signs (e.g., %Results.ScorePercent%).
You can apply a blank or custom layout to the Results slide, and then add/delete/revise other objects as desired to get the look you want.
Using the standard Results slides and its built-in variables allows Storyline to send the quiz data to an LMS/LRS. Otherwise, with custom variables, you'll have to use JavaScript or other custom programming to track the score.
Hi Judy, thanks for your response.
I can't use the built-in variables because there are a number of drag and drop slides that I built manually so that the learner receives points for each correct placement.
I am concerned about your comment that this project will need javascript to make it report to the LMS/LRS. This project is due to go live in approximately 2 weeks. Can you recommend someone that could assist with the javascript?
Kind regards
Jen
I don't have any recommendations for JS experts.
There is a Storyline-only option you could try: use a disguised question slide for your drag-and-drops. In other words, have standard multiple-choice buttons off the slide. Use triggers to select the appropriate button based on the "score" of your custom drag-and-drop.
Here are a few posts that describe similar situations. These might give you a better idea of what I mean:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-track-responses-to-custom-questions-or-surveys
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-create-a-pick-one-question-with-multiple-correct-answers
Thanks Judy, I really appreciate you coming back to me with potential work-arounds. :)
Kind regards
Jen