I've got a multiple response quiz question, and my pilot testers keep picking only one of the two correct answers. I'd like to give them feedback based on the one they pick.
For example, if the question says "Pick all the colors that are blue" and they pick "azure" but not "cerulean," I don't want to just say they were wrong, because they weren't, but I want to tell them there are more correct answers.
I'm thinking of some trigger on the "Try Again" layer that can show different messages, but I'm not sure how to capture which responses they picked.
Is there any way to capture a variable or pass that value somehow?
You can set a trigger on the slide that will set the variable when the user clicks each response button. You might want to add a condition that turns the variable to false if it was already true, in case the learner unselects that answer.
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Actually, I figured it out.
You can set a trigger on the slide that will set the variable when the user clicks each response button. You might want to add a condition that turns the variable to false if it was already true, in case the learner unselects that answer.
Glad you were able to figure this out Mary and thanks for updating the thread.
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