In my project I have a mc-question. The student has two attempts to answer the question correct. After the last attempt he had to restudy a part of the content. The problem is that I cannot reset the number of used attempts when the question is shown for the next time.
How is your learner accessing the quiz again? Do you have a "Retry" option enabled? If they're reviewing the quiz, they won't be able to select the answers during the review, they'll actually need to retry the quiz again, which should reset the quiz itself and allow the learner to submit their responses again.
Can you share a little more detail on how the quiz is set up and whether or not you're using a results slide, or retry option?
When you say it's not a "real quiz" does that mean you set up the question manually? If so, you could just change the revisiting settings to "Reset to initial state" and the slide should be reset when the learner accesses the slide again.
If you'd like to share the .STORY file here, I'd be happy to take a look and see if I can give any other suggestions.
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Hi Chris,
How is your learner accessing the quiz again? Do you have a "Retry" option enabled? If they're reviewing the quiz, they won't be able to select the answers during the review, they'll actually need to retry the quiz again, which should reset the quiz itself and allow the learner to submit their responses again.
Can you share a little more detail on how the quiz is set up and whether or not you're using a results slide, or retry option?
Thanks!
Hello Christine,
It is just a questionslide between contentslides and not a real quiz.
Chris
Hi Chris,
When you say it's not a "real quiz" does that mean you set up the question manually? If so, you could just change the revisiting settings to "Reset to initial state" and the slide should be reset when the learner accesses the slide again.
If you'd like to share the .STORY file here, I'd be happy to take a look and see if I can give any other suggestions.
Thanks!
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