It is possible to have the same answer for multiple statements. e.g.
Question......
Statement - Answer is Yes
Statement - Answer is No
Statement - Answer is Yes
Statement - Answer is Yes
Statement - Answer is No.
I used the drop down selection for the answers which isn't working because it has to be the exact Yes or No that was assigned to the statement. Is there another way to do this?
Thanks for your response Wendy, That looks good. I can't work out from your slide where to show the right repsponse. But another issue I have is that I can't find it on my version of Storyline to use it.
It's in the Quizzing > Survey > Likert Scale. It may or may not suit what you are after, and you might have to play with it a little to customise with the feedback you want. If you need help doing an example to see if it will work just send the details through - you can email me directly as wfarmer@iinet.net.au if you like. The screenshot below is from SL1
Hey Rebecca, you can adjust the scale from 5 options down to the two like I did YES / NO. Does the learner have to answer all five statements then get feedback? Or you are after feedback per statement response...just trying to picture what you are after
I have updated it so it is just the 2 options - Yess and No however it doesn't allow me to select the anwer that they will need to get the question right.
We have a bunch of 14 questions after the eLearning module and the question they need to put a Yes Or no next to each statement. Hope that makes sense. I can add it as an attachment if that helps.
have a look at this if this is closer to what you need. Just a blank slide created with shapes and button sets for the Yes / No, then a couple of layers. Basic response at the moment All 'A' - correct, All B - incorrect. Need to update the triggers which may be a pain but I don't know of another way to do it...I'm sure there is a HERO out there who could help.
I'd suggest using a freeform drag and drop with a Yes drop zone and a No drop zone. You can have unlimited items in each zone and you can feed each statement individually, or have them all available at the same time.
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Hi Rebecca, could you use Likert Survey slide?
This is just a rough example
Thanks for your response Wendy, That looks good. I can't work out from your slide where to show the right repsponse. But another issue I have is that I can't find it on my version of Storyline to use it.
Many thanks,
Hi Rebecca
It's in the Quizzing > Survey > Likert Scale. It may or may not suit what you are after, and you might have to play with it a little to customise with the feedback you want. If you need help doing an example to see if it will work just send the details through - you can email me directly as wfarmer@iinet.net.au if you like. The screenshot below is from SL1
Thank you very much Wendy, I really appreciate it. I will work on it tonight and see what I can do.
Thanks
Hi Wendy,
I don't think this will work. Because it is more of a scale, not really a Yes or No answer I think.
Hey Rebecca, you can adjust the scale from 5 options down to the two like I did YES / NO. Does the learner have to answer all five statements then get feedback? Or you are after feedback per statement response...just trying to picture what you are after
I have updated it so it is just the 2 options - Yess and No however it doesn't allow me to select the anwer that they will need to get the question right.
We have a bunch of 14 questions after the eLearning module and the question they need to put a Yes Or no next to each statement. Hope that makes sense. I can add it as an attachment if that helps.
Hi Ya
have a look at this if this is closer to what you need. Just a blank slide created with shapes and button sets for the Yes / No, then a couple of layers. Basic response at the moment All 'A' - correct, All B - incorrect. Need to update the triggers which may be a pain but I don't know of another way to do it...I'm sure there is a HERO out there who could help.
Yell out if you need any more help
I'd suggest using a freeform drag and drop with a Yes drop zone and a No drop zone. You can have unlimited items in each zone and you can feed each statement individually, or have them all available at the same time.
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