Hello! I'm working on a pick many freeform question with check boxes. Four options, 2 are correct. What I want to make happen is for 3 feedback layers. 1 - Correct! (100% correct) 2 - Almost, but not quite. (50% correct)
3- Not even close. (0% correct)
Not in those words exactly, but I see it as an opportunity to tailor the feedback to help the learner achieve mastery.
I suggest that you stick with just two feedback layers: Correct and Incorrect. That let's the built-in functionality do its job.
However, you can still give custom feedback on the Incorrect layer. For example, this could be done via showing different states of one text box, or by showing different text boxes. Then use conditions in the triggers that show the custom feedback, so the appropriate text appears based on what items were selected (or not selected).
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I suggest that you stick with just two feedback layers: Correct and Incorrect. That let's the built-in functionality do its job.
However, you can still give custom feedback on the Incorrect layer. For example, this could be done via showing different states of one text box, or by showing different text boxes. Then use conditions in the triggers that show the custom feedback, so the appropriate text appears based on what items were selected (or not selected).