Styling Quiz Review Pages
Sep 03, 2020
My question I believe goes beyond using feedback master.
Is there a way to style the pages that a learner sees when reviewing which questions he or she got correct or incorrect after taking a test?
1. (Slides 1 and 2) Some of the buttons are very hard to click on. In other words, I've got a huge correct (or incorrect) button, but a very small active button area. If the learner doesn't click right on that X, he or she can't move forward.
2. It's not very intuitive to a learner that he or she needs to click the Submit to see mastery results for the next question. I'd like to either change the button to read "Next" or provide directions that say "click Submit to move forward. "
3. Also, once the learner clicks Exit, he or she is presented with a very obvious "Resume" button and itty bitty little "Retry" button that is very easy to miss.
Is there anyway at all to edit these slides??
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Hi Linda, it might help to know that you can add a layer called "Review" to your questions, which will automatically appear on the question when the user is reviewing the quiz. This will give you scope to add further elements and triggers to the slide when being reviewed.
Thank you for taking the time to answer this, Sam. That is a great approach if learners received feedback question - by - question. Since this is a final assessment, our goal is to provide this information for learners after they receive their overall score.
Hi Linda, the review layer will only be visible once the quiz is completed, once the user selects the Review questions button I think. Not before they have their results.
Is this review layer added per question slide? In other words, do I add this review layer to each question slide?
Also, what do I do with the final review quiz button at the end of the course, use it to navigate back to the first question? What action can you use to navigate to the specific questions review layer? If I tinker with the final review button, don't I lose the automatic results? (e.g., which question the learner answered correctly and which one they didn't answer correctly?)
I wish Storyline did this better.
Hi Linda, you could add the Review layer to your Question templates or on a Slide by Slide basis.
The Review quiz button just remains as is. You don't have to change it. The Review layer is just part of the baked in functionality of Storyline.
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