Quiz answer collation
Jul 21, 2016
By
Sandy Mason
Hi,I need your advise please.
Here's what I'm wanting to do - create a quiz with these results:
- say there's 5 quiz slides
- I'm wanting pull their selected responses so they appear on a final slide (final for that part of the quiz)
- with that final slide I'm wanting a response to confirm the consequences of those actions (correct/incorrect) - I can probably work this one out it's the pulling of the responses I'm not sure about
Is this possible? I'm probably just having a blank moment:0.
6 Replies
Hi Sandy
I've mocked up a quick sample not sure if it suits your purpose. It's easier for someone to help you if they can work with your setup so if you can upload your .story file that might help.
Brilliant, it can be done!
Thanks Wendy, I don't have anything to show as it's an idea. That works well, I've added another slide but can't work out how to get the response in there. I'll give it a go when the time comes but if you can give me the heads up on how that'll be awesome.
I also won't have correct/incorrect layers on the slides, and the retry quiz will be available.
Hmm, that brings a further thought... how do multiple results slide report to the end result slide?
HI Sandy
If you're giving them a retry quiz options, then all the variables I have set would need to be reset to start again and there will be a lot of triggers to get you to what you want using my method - perhaps someone else has an easier way.
Not sure what you mean by multiple result slides...won't you have one result slide with each response and then the user could click a button to view feedback for each response - hard to say without knowing all your requirements.
Let me know when you're closer to building
Thanks Wendy. I'm thinking that one answer could be to have different scenes that perhaps? report to each of those scenes.
Nowhere near the build stage though.
Maybe when you have more information pop back in and we can see what you can do...good luck with the planning stage ;-)
When you get moving along, feel free to attach drafts of your .story file here so we can all share the wealth of knowledge! :)
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