I have a training with multiple scenes and quiz questions in each scene. On the results slide, I'm trying to only get them to re-take the questions they got wrong. When I was searching for discussions and help for Storyline 360, I found a way in the retry button trigger to check a box that "reset only incorrect questions". However, the trigger that I'm working on in my system, does not have that option.
Is there a trigger configuration that I'm missing on the result slide or the other quiz slides that isn't allowing that option to show up? Or is there is different way to configure it? Thanks!
It's only an option from a Review/Reset results trigger - you can't add that option to any trigger in your course. Take a look at this tutorial for more details!
I am using Storyline 3 and have the latest update. I am unable to have the option "Reset only Incorrect questions" available when I add the retry button. I have downloaded examples and the "Reset only Incorrect questions" is visible in those programs. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks for the info on "Reset Only Incorrect Questions." Well, I guess it's back to the salt mines, keep the shoulder to the grind stone, nose to the wheel and back to the drawing boards.
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You probably need to update to the latest version of 360
Hi Kate,
It's only an option from a Review/Reset results trigger - you can't add that option to any trigger in your course. Take a look at this tutorial for more details!
Thanks
I am using Storyline 3 and have the latest update. I am unable to have the option "Reset only Incorrect questions" available when I add the retry button. I have downloaded examples and the "Reset only Incorrect questions" is visible in those programs. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
I believe this is a Storyline 350 only feature that is supported in Storyline 3 only in files shared from 360
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Hello Dave!
Phil is correct, Storyline 3 users can open Storyline 360 project files that use the quizzing feature that lets learners review and retry only incorrect questions.
Thanks for the info on "Reset Only Incorrect Questions." Well, I guess it's back to the salt mines, keep the shoulder to the grind stone, nose to the wheel and back to the drawing boards.