I am being asked to create quiz questions that have two incorrect feedback layers (e.g., each question will have three possible responses, with two incorrect unique feedback layers). I looked into "feedback by choice" and this doesn't seem to do what I am looking for, which is to have two distinct incorrect layers. Unless I am completely looking at this wrong, which is a possibility. :-) Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
Hi Fred, when you choose "feedback by choice", unique layers should be created for each response. On the form view of the question, you can put specific feedback for each choice. In slide view, you will see the layers named after each choice. You can edit the layers to look the way you choose.
Alternatively, if the layers don't look the way you want them to, you can also use the Feedback Master (in View) to create a feedback template with the look you are aiming for. In the slide view, you can select the template you created from the drop down menu at the top right.
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Hi Fred, when you choose "feedback by choice", unique layers should be created for each response. On the form view of the question, you can put specific feedback for each choice. In slide view, you will see the layers named after each choice. You can edit the layers to look the way you choose.
Alternatively, if the layers don't look the way you want them to, you can also use the Feedback Master (in View) to create a feedback template with the look you are aiming for. In the slide view, you can select the template you created from the drop down menu at the top right.