This one is hard to explain, but what we are trying to do is make a quiz that people make a selection between two letters. There are four letters total: A, B, C, D and each questions contains two of those options. What we are wanting is to add those responses and see how many times the tester answered with each letter.
So like: they had 5 A responses, 9 B responses, 2 C responses, and 4 D responses. Rather than having to tally each by hand, we want to have an automated process within Storyline 360 or Quizmaker 360 that shows all the tallies on a results page
This design can be achieved using a combination of variable and triggers. You just need to find a way to 'count' each time a learners selects one of the available options and store this count into a variable.
I created the attached project file since it might be easier to show you a working demo instead of trying to explain the concept. Please check the attached, and let me know if I understood your design requirement correctly.
If the design works for you, you can then follow the steps here to send the values of the variables to an LMS:
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This post might help:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-track-responses-to-custom-questions-or-surveys
Note that this tracking is for use within the course, such as for branching based on the results. It's not for reporting.
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for reaching out!
This design can be achieved using a combination of variable and triggers. You just need to find a way to 'count' each time a learners selects one of the available options and store this count into a variable.
I created the attached project file since it might be easier to show you a working demo instead of trying to explain the concept. Please check the attached, and let me know if I understood your design requirement correctly.
If the design works for you, you can then follow the steps here to send the values of the variables to an LMS:
Thanks Joe! I think this is exactly what I was looking for. Let me build the quiz we are trying to make and I will let you know the results!