Has anyone done a quiz where instead of reviewing the whole quiz for correct/incorrect answers, you do a detailed summary like the one in my attached mockup?
What would be the different options for doing this?
You can make use of a combination of triggers and variables to track the number of correct and incorrect answers that your learners scored for each quiz in your course. A simple way to do this would be to:
Setup numerical variables that track the number of correct and incorrect scores per quiz.
Add an 'Adjust variable' trigger in the correct and incorrect layers of your quizzes that will increment the variables that you created in the first step by 1 whenever a feedback layer is shown.
You can then reference these variables whenever you need to display a summary of how well your learners did in your quizzes.
Since this inquiry is design related, there will be many different ways to interpret it, but I've attached a demo file to show you how I would design something like this.
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Hello Remi,
You can make use of a combination of triggers and variables to track the number of correct and incorrect answers that your learners scored for each quiz in your course. A simple way to do this would be to:
Since this inquiry is design related, there will be many different ways to interpret it, but I've attached a demo file to show you how I would design something like this.
Hope this helps!