A quick update for you here - the issue we've previously discussed where a Question draw always show the same set of questions on quiz retry during fourth and succeeding attempts is something our team has earmarked for the next update of Storyline 360 which is due soon. Once that update is available, we'll post here to let folks know.
That also means the next update of Storyline 3 scheduled for later this quarter will include this fix.
As chiefy . mentions earlier in this thread, untill Articulate fix this problem, (Who knows when, as they have not replied to my question asking that) the best/safest approach is probabaly to create your own random question bank. At least now that 360 has a random number variable you do not need to use JS.
You can then also track which numbers have been selected and remove them from the random number choice.
Are you looking to prevent a learner from seeing questions they already answered on a reattempt of a quiz? If you can share a bit more about what you'd like to accomplish, I'm certain folks in the community can weigh in!
I would like to try the approach proposed earlier by @chiefy, creating my own random drawn with Javascript. In this way, how can I prevent to show questions that have already been answered by the learner?
As I mentioned earlier you don't need JS, you can do it all with variables.
I must use Javascript since I do not want to show again and again the questions that have been already answered by the learner. As reported in this thread I have to use JS to assure that random numbers already drawn are not re-picked. Do you have any other solution to solve this issue?
You can achieve the same using variables, once a question number has been selected using the random number varaible, the question's id variable changes from false to true. When the random number variable selects another question number, if that question's id variable is true, add 1 to the random number, etc.
Yes it requires quite a few variables, but does not require JS.
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Hi Stephane,
A quick update for you here - the issue we've previously discussed where a Question draw always show the same set of questions on quiz retry during fourth and succeeding attempts is something our team has earmarked for the next update of Storyline 360 which is due soon. Once that update is available, we'll post here to let folks know.
That also means the next update of Storyline 3 scheduled for later this quarter will include this fix.
Thanks!
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Hello ASHLEY
After a lot mail with your team and Gérald, it seems ok
:-D
Thanks for your professional attitude.
Stéph@ne
;-)
I'm so happy to hear that Stephane. 😀
We're here to help, so feel free to let us know if you stumble into any other road blocks!
I have now encountered this problem too. When will the fix be implemented?
Hello
The only solution is an option to resume each question and each pages.
I think that solution is not perfect but this is the only one
Best regards
Steph@ne
Thanks for the suggestion Stephane. I ended up creating my own random question scene based on the random number variable.
I am stuck on the same bug. Did you find a way to fix it?
As chiefy . mentions earlier in this thread, untill Articulate fix this problem, (Who knows when, as they have not replied to my question asking that) the best/safest approach is probabaly to create your own random question bank. At least now that 360 has a random number variable you do not need to use JS.
You can then also track which numbers have been selected and remove them from the random number choice.
How do you remove from the pool the visited questions?
Hi Alessio,
Are you looking to prevent a learner from seeing questions they already answered on a reattempt of a quiz? If you can share a bit more about what you'd like to accomplish, I'm certain folks in the community can weigh in!
Hi Ashley,
I would like to try the approach proposed earlier by @chiefy, creating my own random drawn with Javascript. In this way, how can I prevent to show questions that have already been answered by the learner?
Hi Alessio,
I'm far from a Javascript expert, so I'll leave that to the ELH community to weigh in on and offer solutions around!
As I mentioned earlier you don't need JS, you can do it all with variables.
I must use Javascript since I do not want to show again and again the questions that have been already answered by the learner. As reported in this thread I have to use JS to assure that random numbers already drawn are not re-picked. Do you have any other solution to solve this issue?
You can achieve the same using variables, once a question number has been selected using the random number varaible, the question's id variable changes from false to true. When the random number variable selects another question number, if that question's id variable is true, add 1 to the random number, etc.
Yes it requires quite a few variables, but does not require JS.
elearningbytes .co.uk may you explain to me better this solution, please?
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