Prescriptive learning based on question draws
Jun 26, 2014
I am creating a final exam for a multiple lesson course. I have 5 random draw slides within my final scene that each draw a number of random questions from 5 question banks. I am looking to provide a results slide that shows the learners final score for all question banks together, as well as some way to lets them know, preferably with a score as well as a custom message that tells them which lesson(s) they should review based on the score for that specific question bank.
I believe I know how to create the results slide score for all of those question draw slides, but not the individual scores/messages.
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Any help here?
You could set a results slide for each question bank and on your final results slide display the score for each results slide.
If each question bank refers to s specific section you could then reference this based on a passed score from the other results slides
Thanks Phil. Am I "allowed" then to hide the results slide for each bank so they only see the question banks one after another? And to hide them I assume I take them out of that scene and place them somewhere in another hidden scene? Would those variables still work? And then I would use the variables created by those hidden results slides, as you suggested, to show specific feedback (and a button) for each bank on the final results slide?
I know that's a lot of do I, would they, can I questions in one post but I appreciate your help in advance!
you need to view the results slide i think (never tried without) to get the score, but you could jump over it (jump to it, then add a timeline start trigger to jump to next slide) so the user never see the slide.
That's what I do when I want to quick skip between banks. I add a shape the color over the slide the same color as the background to make sure there isn't a "results flash".
It looks like I can simply take those results slides and store them in another scene and simply reference the variables that they have. So I don't have to skip them! Thanks to both of you for your help.
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