Retry Quiz Button Issues
Apr 28, 2020
By
Adam Bowen
Hi all, I have been struggling with the Retry Quiz button. If you skip a quiz question it should take you back to only those questions you skipped right? Well, it's not doing that. It is skipping over skipped questions in some circumstances.
Here are the steps to recreate:
- Jump to 2.14 and answer it correctly (Understandable)
- Then skip 2.15 and go to 2.16 (using the menu) and answer it correctly (All of the responses)
- Then skip to 3.18 and answer correctly (Headings, subheadings, bulleted lists)
- Answer 3.19 correctly (False)
- Jump to 4.16 and answer correctly (True)
- Answer 4.17 correctly (Option C)
- Now skip this last question and go to 6.2 and click Next
- You should have failed the quiz. Click Retry Quiz.
- It jumps to first question we skipped, good. Answer is 7-9.
- But after that it skips the second question we skipped (3.17) and jumps to the third question we skipped (4.18). Why does this happen?
5 Replies
Ok, I think I've figured out the answer to why 3.17 is skipped when retrying the quiz. It's because we never "landed on" it to begin with. If you land on 3.17 but then don't answer and skip it. And then click Retry Quiz it will take you back there. But shouldn't it take you to all quiz questions that were skipped regardless of if they were originally "landed on"?
Hi Adam!
I'm happy to help! First, thank you so much for sharing such detailed steps!
You're correct, by default Storyline doesn't let you retry a quiz question if you haven't answered it the first time around. To change this, I recommend creating and tracking a variable that determines which slides are visited after the Results Slide.
Thanks Lauren. Can you give me a little more detail about what I would do with that variable and how I would use it to tell Storyline which slides to visit after clicking the Retry Quiz button?
Thanks!
Hi Lauren, if you're tracking this, can you give me some more info or point me in the right direction?
Hi Adam!
Absolutely! I'll actually point you to a very in-depth post from one of our community members who managed to create this! Here are the post and a sample file.
If you're looking for a simpler build using the built-in features, this is what I would suggest:
If a user clicks No, then they can view all the questions but only answer questions that haven't been submitted. I've recorded what this would look like in your course.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions!
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