I'm trying to gamify a scenario. Is there a way to get the user to select the correct order of actions i.e. Option 1, Option 2, Option 3, Option 4 and then you are asked to select the correct order of events and the answers would be Option 3 first, Option 2 second, Option 4 third and Option 1 last. And if they were to select the wrong order they would be notified of the correct order. Could someone help me with this please?
It sounds like you may really want to have two ordering events on the same slide.
I made a draft of what might work for you. It is an ordering quiz slide that also contains a drag and drop interaction on it.
I shrunk the size of the ordering question to allow room for a drag and drop interaction. The drag and drop allows the learner to get instant feedback by changing the state of a Feedback image. Triggers simply tell Storyline to change the state of the Feedback image depending on where the learner drops the text. This gives the learner instant feedback, but the original ordering question that was built in with the slide will not give feedback until the user clicks submit and either the correct or incorrect layer is shown.
It sounds like you are using actions and events. You could obviously create the built-in ordering to deal with the events and have the actions give instant feedback with the drag-and-drop if you wanted the user to approach them in the order of actions first and then events. My example that is attached is probably doing it in reverse order of what you want.
You didn't specify the type of interaction you'd like to set up for this game. It's quite easy to implement with a Drag & Drop interaction. Please refer to the attached video demonstrating the Drag & Drop interaction to validate the correct order of events. Let me know if this is what you've been looking for.
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Hi.
It sounds like you may really want to have two ordering events on the same slide.
I made a draft of what might work for you. It is an ordering quiz slide that also contains a drag and drop interaction on it.
I shrunk the size of the ordering question to allow room for a drag and drop interaction. The drag and drop allows the learner to get instant feedback by changing the state of a Feedback image. Triggers simply tell Storyline to change the state of the Feedback image depending on where the learner drops the text. This gives the learner instant feedback, but the original ordering question that was built in with the slide will not give feedback until the user clicks submit and either the correct or incorrect layer is shown.
It sounds like you are using actions and events. You could obviously create the built-in ordering to deal with the events and have the actions give instant feedback with the drag-and-drop if you wanted the user to approach them in the order of actions first and then events. My example that is attached is probably doing it in reverse order of what you want.
Maybe this will be helpful to you.
Kendal Rasnake
You didn't specify the type of interaction you'd like to set up for this game. It's quite easy to implement with a Drag & Drop interaction. Please refer to the attached video demonstrating the Drag & Drop interaction to validate the correct order of events. Let me know if this is what you've been looking for.