Pre-test

HI Émilie,

I like this idea, so I thought I"d take up the challenge.

I don't think this can be done using the default buttons, but it CAN be done with custom buttons. Here's what I did with the attached

There are 3 T/F questions. I've hidden the default submit button on all 3.

Each question slide has 2 custom buttons: Submit and Next.

• The Next button is initially normal. A trigger is set up to change its state to hidden when the timeline starts if Submit's state is normal.
• The Submit button is initially hidden. A trigger is set up to change its state to normal when the timeline starts if the Next button has been visited.

The next button advances Learners to the next slide without receiving feedback. When they return to the slide and Submit an answer, they DO receive feedback.

The only problem is that Learners can skip ahead without answering the question. To eliminate this problem, I created a feedback layer (but I only did it on the first slide...you would need to do on all slides) that prompts the Learner to answer the question. This layer is triggered if Learners click the next button without choosing an answer.

Also, I didn't bother changing to the custom next button on the content slides. You'd probably want to do that for consistency. I just threw this together relatively quickly. It's very barebones...just to get you started.

Please shout out with any questions.

That's really great Rebecca!!! Thanks a lot. It is exactly what I want to do!

I appreciate!

Hi Emilie! Glad that Becky was able to assist you here

Thanks Becky!