Repeating Quizzes
Jul 10, 2018
By
Jean Luyben
In my tutorial I have several quizzes and each quiz must be passed before they can move on. I want students who don't pass a quiz to take it again before they move on. It looks like if you back up (press previous) you can't re-answer a question. How do I make it so they can repeat a quiz? Do I use the "Failed" layer to add a button that sends them back to the beginning of the quiz?
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When I send them back to start the quiz again, it won't let them answer a question differently.
Hi Jean
do you want them to have
If it is No. 1 - change the attempts from 1 to xx and then they will receive a Try Again layer if they get it wrong.
If it it No.2 - ensure you have a 'reset results' trigger on the Retry Quiz button that sits ABOVE the jump to slide trigger. Have the quiz slide 'revisit property' set to 'automatically decide'.
It's #2. How do I set the quiz slide to automatically decide on the revisit property when it's drawing from a question bank? Do I need to set that on every slide in the question bank? If it's the default, I shouldn't need to change it.
It would be good if they got different questions from the draw, but that's not essential. I just don't want them to see how they answered it last time.
Hey Jean,
The default for the slides should be Automatically Decide unless you've changed it.
It would be each slide:
Were you able to get the Retry button on your Result Slide?
Yes, I got the button on the slide. I’m still playing with the results, but I think it’s working as I hoped. I hadn’t heard about the “reset results” trigger.
No worries Jean, just let us know if you need anything further :)
Thanks for this! I was looking for a way to reset the slide so they could go back and answer again! This worked! I have it set already for unlimited, as it is just a review, but i couldn't figure out how to reset the slide when they went back. Thanks again!
Hey Mark and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :) Glad to hear that this conversation was able to help you out as well. Thanks for chiming in to share.
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