I have created a couple of small e-Learnings in Articulate 360, and every time I am stuck with this question and I use a LOT of time copying and editing.
The problem is hopefully simple. I create a slide with content, info boxes, some markers and other nice stuff, and I would really like a quiz to occur on the slide, so the user can answer while viewing the stuff on the slide. BUT, a quiz is a separate slide. I do not want a new slide, I want the quiz on my slide that I have created. Please do not tell me that is not possible? All the best, GW
You could insert a standard graded-question slide, and then adjust the question elements so the "content" elements also fit on the slide.
Or, if you already have a content slide set up, you could add your own question-and-answer objects, and then convert that slide to a Freeform question. That would make it work like a standard graded-question slide.
Of course, putting content and a question on a slide can get crowded. Another option: keep the content slide separate. On the question slide, add a button to open the content slide in a lightbox. That would let the user easily review the content as needed to answer the question.
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What you want is possible.
You could insert a standard graded-question slide, and then adjust the question elements so the "content" elements also fit on the slide.
Or, if you already have a content slide set up, you could add your own question-and-answer objects, and then convert that slide to a Freeform question. That would make it work like a standard graded-question slide.
Of course, putting content and a question on a slide can get crowded. Another option: keep the content slide separate. On the question slide, add a button to open the content slide in a lightbox. That would let the user easily review the content as needed to answer the question.
Hi Judy. Very much appreciated, I will try it out.
So nice of you to write and share, you are a Hero ;o)
All the best
Glenn