Stop watch quiz question
Jul 29, 2016
Hello, I am new to Storyline so I have been spending some time just playing with the program. I have been thinking up different interaction ideas and then seeing how/if I can build them.
I tried to create a quiz question about timing. For example, the question may be:
How many seconds do you have to wash your hands?
I wanted to make an interaction where the user would click around a timer/stopwatch to choose their answer. I also tried to make the hand of the stopwatch rotate. I would also like the user to receive feedback.
I tried and failed (so far). There are many issues. One is that my triggers end up covered by objects and layers. Once covered (on the base layer) I cant click them anymore.
This trial and error method is great for learning, but I often end up building things the hard way. I attached my attempt. If you were to build this, what would be the best way to do it?
3 Replies
Hi, Erika -- Thanks for reaching out here! I will defer to your peers here in the community to offer their ideas and suggestions, but I thought I might also mention that our Building Better Courses forum over here would be a great place to pose your question, as well. :)
I would consider a hotspot question. The only additional triggers you would need would be the State Change Triggers. Your current version has a lot of triggers that you may not need.
I have attached a version of your slide using the method I described. I only edited 5-30 seconds.... my hands were not that dirty . . . :)
This is probably enough to give you a proof of concept.
There was a thread a while ago that discussed creating a stopwatch, see here.
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