I have created a quizz under the form of a multiple choice (in Storyline). There are 4 possible answers to the question. 2 of the 4 answers are the right ones.
Tell me if I am wrong ... but if I choose only 1 of the 2 right answers, the result will be 0 good answer thus 0 %. Although 1 of 2 should give a result of 50 %.
The question is : is it possible to make the software recording 50 % as result and not 0 % in that situation ? I guess that I could us variables but I don't have any idea how to make it possible ...
HI Etienne i think there is no posibility what you are trying to do, you will get 100% marks only if you give both answers, giving one correct answer will not work.
You can provide a score by answer with a multiple choice question, although not a multiple response which sounds like what you're trying to use? Also, there is no partial scoring in Storyline, so you'll need to go the route of variables. It's a popular feature request to have expanded abilities for grading. You're also welcome and encouraged to share your thoughts there on other question types you'd like to see.
I am working on this same issue as it seems to make the functionality of Storyline less user-friendly. This isn't an area I want to be spending my time on when I have other things going on. I also don't like that I had to spend time searching how to get it done. An individual grading feature should be available on all multiple choice answers just like it is in freeform. As my company grows not having that feature could be the downfall of using your tool globally.
This thread is a bit dated, but I see you referenced Multiple choice questions and an individual grading option. We do have choice-based scoring available for some question types, including Multiple Choice, Word Bank, Freeform Pick One, and Freeform Hotspot.
I am not seeing the ability to give a score for each answer. When I go to score the only option I am given is to score by question. I want each answer to have a point value. How is that done?
That works for multiple choice but not for multiple answer. If the taker doesn't get all options right they get a 0. If the amount of test questions is low this will cause the learner to fail because they can't reach the passing minimum.
Am I doing something wrong or is the function not available for multiple answer questions. If not, that is very strange, because it is a natural spot to score each answer.
I understand Amie. If you'd care to share an example/sample idea of what you are needing perhaps someone in the community would be able to chime in and assist.
I can't seem to find this in the forums... I'd like to have a quiz with multiple choice questions have more than one question be right. In other words "choose all that are correct". I don't see that as an option. Thanks in advance for your help.
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HI Etienne i think there is no posibility what you are trying to do, you will get 100% marks only if you give both answers, giving one correct answer will not work.
hope this would work
Hi Etienne,
You can provide a score by answer with a multiple choice question, although not a multiple response which sounds like what you're trying to use? Also, there is no partial scoring in Storyline, so you'll need to go the route of variables. It's a popular feature request to have expanded abilities for grading. You're also welcome and encouraged to share your thoughts there on other question types you'd like to see.
I am working on this same issue as it seems to make the functionality of Storyline less user-friendly. This isn't an area I want to be spending my time on when I have other things going on. I also don't like that I had to spend time searching how to get it done. An individual grading feature should be available on all multiple choice answers just like it is in freeform. As my company grows not having that feature could be the downfall of using your tool globally.
Hi Amie!
This thread is a bit dated, but I see you referenced Multiple choice questions and an individual grading option. We do have choice-based scoring available for some question types, including Multiple Choice, Word Bank, Freeform Pick One, and Freeform Hotspot.
I am not seeing the ability to give a score for each answer. When I go to score the only option I am given is to score by question. I want each answer to have a point value. How is that done?
Hey Amie! I recorded a quick Peek video to hopefully assist you :)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/f43f0c07-1002-4016-afc3-4182efeb52b8/review
That works for multiple choice but not for multiple answer. If the taker doesn't get all options right they get a 0. If the amount of test questions is low this will cause the learner to fail because they can't reach the passing minimum.
Am I doing something wrong or is the function not available for multiple answer questions. If not, that is very strange, because it is a natural spot to score each answer.
It is not an available choice for Multiple Response question types. The available question types for Choice level grading was shared above.
A multiple response question is still set up so that the user must select all the possible answers to be scored correct.
Perhaps the user solution shared here will be able to assist you.
It's just not what we are looking for.
I understand Amie. If you'd care to share an example/sample idea of what you are needing perhaps someone in the community would be able to chime in and assist.
I can't seem to find this in the forums... I'd like to have a quiz with multiple choice questions have more than one question be right. In other words "choose all that are correct". I don't see that as an option. Thanks in advance for your help.
Hi Tara!
Did you know Storyline has built-in multiple response questions?
Let me know if that's what you had in mind!
Thanks! I’m not even sure how I overlooked that. ☺
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