I am created a really simple survey-- nine questions, each answer is "agree" or "disagree." I am trying to figure out how I would create a feedback slide based on how the students answer the questions. Basically, I would provide specific feedback response if they agree with all nine questions, and a different feedback response if they disagree 1 to 9 questions (so only two feedback responses will pop up after completing the survey). I have uploaded what I have with the survey so far. Thanks so much for any help!
With the use of variables, you can track if your learner has chosen 'Agree' on all of the slides, or if they chose to 'Disagree' in at least one of them. The way I'd do this is:
Create 9 True/False variables for each of the nine question slides with each having a default False value
Add a trigger to change those corresponding variables to True when the user clicks on submit and the radio button for the 'Agree' option is set to selected.
In your feedback slide, you can then use these variable references to display whichever feedback you'd like for two scenarios, A being the scenario where your learner agrees to all of the questions, and B where your learner disagrees on at least one question. You can use something like 'Show text box A at the start of the timeline if variable 1 = true, AND variable 2 = true,...'.
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You'll need to track their responses with variables, and then use triggers with conditions to provide the appropriate feedback.
This post has a demo file that explains the process:
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-track-responses-to-custom-questions-or-surveys
Hi Erin,
Thanks for reaching out!
With the use of variables, you can track if your learner has chosen 'Agree' on all of the slides, or if they chose to 'Disagree' in at least one of them. The way I'd do this is:
Hope this helps!
Thank you both-- this helped me a lot!