Scenario questions
Jul 31, 2015
Hi
I was hoping to get advise regarding a project I am busy with. I am creating questions that have scenarios and based on each scenario there are 3 questions that have to be answered.
I have been looking at the various options in Storyline 2 and in the quizzes sections there are the Free-form and Survey questions which allow for typing in answers. If I use any of these options, one scenario and its associated questions will not fit on one slide so I will have to do it over a few slides.
Can anyone suggest another way of setting up the scenarios and questions and allowing the user to type in the answers?
Thanks
6 Replies
Hi Leandra,
Possible ideas,
Could you have 1 scenario on 1 page, without the questions, literally just the scenario.
Then the page that follows could contain the question. You could then add to this "question page" a much smaller text box that scrolls, which could contain the scenario text (from the previous page). This could be used just as a reference to what the user has read on the previous page.
Or you could use layers to break up the scenario/questions.
User has the scenario on screen with a "question button" at the bottom, which when selected reveals the layer with the question. This way the user can close the question layer to read the scenario text again if they wish to do so.
I hope this helps?
Hi, Leandra -- Looks like Michael has some suggestions for your to try, but please feel free to let us know if you are all set, or if you still need additional assistance. :)
Not sure if this layout would work for you, but you could create custom questions (using checkboxes or radio buttons) and add them to a scrolling panel together with the scenario info.
Great suggestion also, Michael -- thanks for chiming in to share!
Thank you to both the Michaels and Christie for the suggestions. I will
play around with the ideas and see what I come up with.
Appreciate the replies.
Many thanks for the update, Leandra, and yes, please feel free to share your results if you wish! :)
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