Just watched Jeannette's great screenr on creating customized Quiz Review slides. In addition to this customization, is there a way to move/edit the "Incorrect" and "Correct" text rectangle that appears at the bottom of each review slide? I don't think it was customizable in Studio Quizmaker, but maybe it is in Storyline? Thanks!
What text are you looking to edit? You mentioned already editing it in English - are you unable to make the changes in that same location for Spanish too?
The text I want to change is the correct and incorrect text at the bottom, in the review layer (as pictured in this thread already). I *think* I edited it in English, since the text I have is "Your answer is incorrect or incomplete" instead of the by-default "Incorrect", but I can't remember how I did this.
The text in that bottom portion is not editable - so if you did edit it somehow, it wasn't using a support method within Storyline. If you modify the player language though, that should update that text automatically to show Incorrect/Correct in the language of choice.
I can't think of one...I know as shared earlier in this thread, there are ways to have a review layer that covers up those elements and therefore you could edit the text as you see fit.
You may want to try sharing a copy of the English version you edited here so that other users could take a look and see if they're able to determine ideas on how you edited it.
Yes, I edited completely the review layer for one of my courses, but this module I am referring to is using the by-default layer. I thought the by-default text was just "incorrect", but it is actually "Your answer is incorrect or incomplete." That's all!
Thanks Helene - it sure looks like the real thing. :-)
I don't know anywhere that you could change that, unless you're modifying the published output or creating a strikingly similar set up on your own review layer and choosing to show the correct vs. incorrect based on the states of the question buttons or variables.
Under player and text labels, the updates to IncorrectFeedbackTitle and CorrectFeedbackTitle affects both the feedback text block in the feedback layer as well as the overlay at the bottom of the slide in review mode.
Seeing that this thread was created over 2 years ago and nothing has been changed to improve the functionality and customization of the quiz review (although people are obviously asking for it and feature requests have been submitted) isn't it at least possible to add some extra checkboxes in the result slide properties options?
I want to give the users the ability to review the quiz and I can disable the correct and incorrect responses, but I can't disable, replace, move, customize or recolor the standard correct and incorrect feedbackboxes on the bottom. (Big disappointment and frustration!)
The option has been given by Steve Flowers to cover it up with a shape colored as your background.... A great find and acceptable in some cases, but what with gradients, different backgrounds or photographs in slides, items or buttons that are on the location where the overlay will be? Then this "solution" is not an option.
Ideally these quiz review feedbacks should be in the feedback master so you can customize them at will. That would be perfect! Alternatively you should at least be able to change it's color.
If for any reason whatsoever it isn't possible to make the quiz feedback editable, isn't it possible to add some extra checkboxes so you can at least disable these standard quiz review feedbacks and to disable the standard next/previous buttons on the quiz review so you're able to design and program your own?
Please look into this! It has been asked by a lot of users already and it would improve Storyline a great deal!
Thanks for sharing that here, and all great points made. If you haven't already, please submit this as a feature request as well (with the detail you provided here) as that is what our product development team reviews and tracks in terms of features users want and the potential to include them in future updates/versions.
Thank you for your reply. I have submitted a feature request with a reference to this thread. I'll cross my fingers and hope it will be incorporated in a next update... :)
I followed your step exactly and yet my image doesn't appear on my review. Does it matter that I have a custom review button built? I like the idea of having my own checkmark show up (i need a larger one), but I can't seem to get it to work for me. :(
I'm not sure Rebecca is still subscribed to this thread, but if you're able to share a copy of your file here we can assist in taking a look at triggers and such.
I figured out a different way to do this using the Review layer, but the issue now is that my answer choices are randomized so the checkmark will appear, but it's always in the same place even if the answer isn't. Is there a way to make sure my checkmark stays with the correct answer?
That’s not an option for us. We need to have the multiple choice answers shuffle. Maybe I will have to revert to trying the triggers again. Here's a sample of two questions from the file. Any suggestions on how to make a custom checkmark appear beside the correct answer on the review would be awesome!
If you're shuffling the answers, what about included it as a state change for the correct choice? You'll see I set this up in your file for the "seven" button - and didn't cover the normal check mark just so you could see. You could get fancier and show the checkmark only if they answered correctly or similar.
Ok, i tried to turn off the built in check mark through the edit results slide and unchecking show correct/incorrect answers, but it still appears. Does this just mean I need to name my review layer something else or how to i get rid of them?
No problem Lisa - and you may want to take the time to review some of the tutorials here, as I know they were helpful to me when I started with Storyline.
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Hi Helene,
What text are you looking to edit? You mentioned already editing it in English - are you unable to make the changes in that same location for Spanish too?
Hi Ashley
The text I want to change is the correct and incorrect text at the bottom, in the review layer (as pictured in this thread already). I *think* I edited it in English, since the text I have is "Your answer is incorrect or incomplete" instead of the by-default "Incorrect", but I can't remember how I did this.
Hi Helene,
The text in that bottom portion is not editable - so if you did edit it somehow, it wasn't using a support method within Storyline. If you modify the player language though, that should update that text automatically to show Incorrect/Correct in the language of choice.
I must have dreamt it then... Is there an unsupported method that I could have followed?! Thank you.
I can't think of one...I know as shared earlier in this thread, there are ways to have a review layer that covers up those elements and therefore you could edit the text as you see fit.
You may want to try sharing a copy of the English version you edited here so that other users could take a look and see if they're able to determine ideas on how you edited it.
Yes, I edited completely the review layer for one of my courses, but this module I am referring to is using the by-default layer. I thought the by-default text was just "incorrect", but it is actually "Your answer is incorrect or incomplete." That's all!
Hi Helene,
Could you share a copy of the .story file or an image of a slide with this? I want to make sure we're talking about the same set up.
Here you are, two screenshots attached please.
Thanks Helene - it sure looks like the real thing. :-)
I don't know anywhere that you could change that, unless you're modifying the published output or creating a strikingly similar set up on your own review layer and choosing to show the correct vs. incorrect based on the states of the question buttons or variables.
Under player and text labels, the updates to IncorrectFeedbackTitle and CorrectFeedbackTitle affects both the feedback text block in the feedback layer as well as the overlay at the bottom of the slide in review mode.
oooh... Yes! That's it! How could I've missed it? I went through this list 4 times... Thank you Steve! So the text IS editable Ashley, great news!
Thanks for the reminder Steve - I always just equate that with the feedback layers themselves!
It affects the feedback layer titles as well as the review overlay.
Hi,
Seeing that this thread was created over 2 years ago and nothing has been changed to improve the functionality and customization of the quiz review (although people are obviously asking for it and feature requests have been submitted) isn't it at least possible to add some extra checkboxes in the result slide properties options?
I want to give the users the ability to review the quiz and I can disable the correct and incorrect responses, but I can't disable, replace, move, customize or recolor the standard correct and incorrect feedbackboxes on the bottom. (Big disappointment and frustration!)
The option has been given by Steve Flowers to cover it up with a shape colored as your background....
A great find and acceptable in some cases, but what with gradients, different backgrounds or photographs in slides, items or buttons that are on the location where the overlay will be?
Then this "solution" is not an option.
Ideally these quiz review feedbacks should be in the feedback master so you can customize them at will. That would be perfect! Alternatively you should at least be able to change it's color.
If for any reason whatsoever it isn't possible to make the quiz feedback editable, isn't it possible to add some extra checkboxes so you can at least disable these standard quiz review feedbacks and to disable the standard next/previous buttons on the quiz review so you're able to design and program your own?
Please look into this! It has been asked by a lot of users already and it would improve Storyline a great deal!
Hi Erjen,
Thanks for sharing that here, and all great points made. If you haven't already, please submit this as a feature request as well (with the detail you provided here) as that is what our product development team reviews and tracks in terms of features users want and the potential to include them in future updates/versions.
Hello Ashley,
Thank you for your reply. I have submitted a feature request with a reference to this thread.
I'll cross my fingers and hope it will be incorporated in a next update... :)
I followed your step exactly and yet my image doesn't appear on my review. Does it matter that I have a custom review button built? I like the idea of having my own checkmark show up (i need a larger one), but I can't seem to get it to work for me. :(
Hi Lisa,
I'm not sure Rebecca is still subscribed to this thread, but if you're able to share a copy of your file here we can assist in taking a look at triggers and such.
I figured out a different way to do this using the Review layer, but the issue now is that my answer choices are randomized so the checkmark will appear, but it's always in the same place even if the answer isn't. Is there a way to make sure my checkmark stays with the correct answer?
Hi Lisa,
Without seeing what you set up on your review layer it's difficult to say - but did you look at not including the shuffle for questions.
That’s not an option for us. We need to have the multiple choice answers shuffle. Maybe I will have to revert to trying the triggers again. Here's a sample of two questions from the file. Any suggestions on how to make a custom checkmark appear beside the correct answer on the review would be awesome!
Hi Lisa,
If you're shuffling the answers, what about included it as a state change for the correct choice? You'll see I set this up in your file for the "seven" button - and didn't cover the normal check mark just so you could see. You could get fancier and show the checkmark only if they answered correctly or similar.
That will work. Thanks. Seems so simple. Just starting out in storyline so your help is appreciated. :)
Ok, i tried to turn off the built in check mark through the edit results slide and unchecking show correct/incorrect answers, but it still appears. Does this just mean I need to name my review layer something else or how to i get rid of them?
No problem Lisa - and you may want to take the time to review some of the tutorials here, as I know they were helpful to me when I started with Storyline.