Record drag and drop question answers without feedback

Hi Mandy,

Where do you want to record this activity?

On Result Screen or LMS or somewhere else?

Hi Sagar,

Thanks for your response, I'm still exploring options, I'd like it to be saved in any way that allows us as a research team to know what the participants answered (we're looking into using Storyline as a research tool, seeing as there aren't any research tools that allow creative question types such as drag and drop).

I can imagine that maybe there is a help section on the more general area of saving data from quizzes, but I haven't been able to find an answer to this specific question.

Kind regards,

Mandy

Hi Mandy!

Sounds feasible to turn off the feedback to the user, track results, and be able to report on them. I'm sharing some information below.

Articulate Storyline lets you give learners feedback as they answer questions, then branch them to different parts of your course based on their responses. See this tutorial to learn how.

Hi Leslie,

Thanks for your very helpful response! If I can ask a followup question, student_response would be the variable we need exported (we use Moodle which supports SCORM so we should get that to work) - do you know if student_response also gets recorded in a free-form drag and drop question? Do they collect all the same information as normal questions do?

Thank you,

Mandy

Hi Mandy!

Yes, that information is sent as well.

Thank you!

No problem Mandy. Good luck with your project :)

I've made some progress with my testing but unfortunately still cannot get the participants's actual responses across from my articulate course to my moodle course.

I have 2 drag/drop questions, which are tied into a results slide. I then publish to LMS with SCORM 2004, and in the 'tracking' menu select the Results slide to be used for tracking. When I import that SCORM package into Moodle, I get information on each question, but all I get is 'incorrect / correct', but no information on what the answer actually was. Am I doing something wrong setting up the results slide or SCORM package in Storyline?

Hi Mandy!

Have you tested this in SCORM Cloud to see if you are able to replicate the behavior? If you are unable to replicate, I would advise that you follow up with your LMS team.

Thanks Leslie,

I imported and completed the course in SCORM Cloud and there it does give me the response data. So looks like our Moodle LMS isn't able to record the information, but there's nothing wrong with the scorm package that articulate creates.

Thanks for helping me pinpoint the issue!

Cheers,

Mandy

Thanks for the update Mandy :) There are some great Moodle users in our community as well, so perhaps someone will still be able to assist you.

Leslie,

Hello. Just so I can be clear. Storyline 2 cannot track student responses for each question and have them be displayed or printed on a custom results slide?

I'm trying to have a student response per question show up on my custom results slide.

Would this be something that only an LMS can do?

Thanks

That would be a custom set up if possible. Your learner could certainly review the responses via Review Results if you choose that on your Result Slide and any custom reports needed would probably be best handled by your LMS.

True. Could this possibly work even though it is for quiz maker? http://mediaenglish.com/daveperso/2009/03/11/customizing-the-printed-results-in-quizmaker-09/ 

Worth trying if you've got some time Joseph - but any modifications such as that aren't ones which we can offer support for.

Understandable.

I tried it out and it seemed to work. The correct answer table is gone by editing the html file so the Correct answer table is turned into a comment. See below and attached image.

if (!g_oPrintOptions.bSurvey)
{
// document.write("<TH>" + g_strCorrectAns + "</TH>");
}

document.write("<TH>" + g_strStudentAns + "</TH>");

then further down in the file...

if (!g_oPrintOptions.bSurvey)
{
//document.write("<TD>" + strCorrectResponse + "</TD>");
}
document.write("<TD>" + strUserResponse + "</TD>");

Thanks for helping me brainstorm with this!

Thanks Joseph for sharing that here - as it'll likely help someone else who comes across this!