Storyline Question Feedback - Highlight Correct Choice?

Laura,

Have you tried the following? For example, if you have a multiple choice answer...

Which of the following is not a mammal?

( ) Chimpanzee

( ) Dolphin

( ) Humans

( ) Fish (hint hint)

For each of these potential answers, create a state called "FEEDBACK". Then, change the background color to RED for the wrong answers and green for the correct one.    next,  on the Incorrect layer, create triggers to change the state to FEEDBACK when the timeline starts.  This should work even if the answers are shuffled.

I've attached a quick mockup in Articulate 360.

Hello!

Can you help me out with following challenge.

After submit, I would like the correct choiches to be highlighted WITHOUT losing the selected answer choices of the user.

I have set the properties for the answers on shuffeld.

Thanks

Hi Paul, 

If you're able to share a copy of your .story file here that would allow folks to take a look and offer ideas! Even a sample file with the types of quiz questions you'll need to use will be helpful for folks who are able to share.

Hello Ashley,

thanks for replying.

Please find enclosed my example.

What I want to achieve is that the correct answer(s) are highlighted/marked next to answer(s) selected by the user after the [confirm] button is clicked.

Thanks in advance

Hey Paul,

Thanks for sharing what you would like to achieve. I was going to take a quick peek to see if I could help you out, but I'm seeing a blank slide when I open up that file. Was that the correct one?  

Hi Leslie, Ashley and others,

sorry for not replying instantly.

I am just back from holiday. Please find enclosed my example and expected result (PDF)

and with this the PDF....

Hi Paul,

Take a look at this example. I added some shapes to your Incorrect layer, and only when a learner goes to try again will that clear out their answers. 

Hello Ashley.

In your example the marking (stars) are fixed and works fine if the answers are not shuffeld.

In the incorrect feedback I want the correct answers marked, so the student can see why his/her choice(s) is(are) not correct or complete.

So the markings should also shuffle with the correct answers.

Thanks!

Hey Paul!

Shuffling the answers adds another layer of complexity. I haven't seen an example of indicating the correct answers when they are shuffled, but hopefully our creative community can come up with a solution for you. I'm excited to see what they'll share with you!