Spot-the-Error Hotspot Quiz
May 31, 2016
Hi - I'm trying to create a spot-the-error hotspot quiz. The learner is to identify mistakes in a spear fishing email. When they click on a mistake, they are rewarded with a comment that "You are correct" and an explanation of why. There are no "wrong" answers. There are 8 mistakes, and I'd like the learner to identify at least 6 before they can click on "Next". I would also like them to receive partial credit (5 points each) for each correct error they find. I have tried to do this several different ways, and am struggling. Can anyone assist?
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Hi, Anne -- Thanks for reaching out and for sharing your file! Hopefully, others in the community will have some great ideas to share to assist. Also, as your question is design-related, I thought I might also suggest that you post your question over in our Building Better Courses forum for additional thoughts. Best of luck with your project! :)
Hi Anne
Have played with your slide - Next will only appear once 6 of the 8 hotspots have been clicked and hotspot clicks are scored .
The Next button is controlled by adding a value of 5 to a variable ("Score") for each hotspot clicked, as long as the hotspot has not been previously clicked (tracked by a true/false variable for the hotspot (hotspot 1-8)). When the value of Score is equal to or greater than 30 the next button will show.
Score is displayed at the top of the page via %Score% which displayes the current value of the variable Score.
I also moved the text boxes as when they displayed, the covered the text I was trying to spot the errors in.
Hope this is of some help.
Cheers
Lance.
Wow - Lance you are a lifesaver! This is EXACTLY what I wanted it to do! I tried yesterday to play with the variables with addition and OR statements with much frustration - the True/False is MUCH cleaner, and it WORKS! Someday I hope to have as much knowledge as you do about Storyline, and be able to help others as you have. Thank you!
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