First Storyline project, so please bear with me...
I have created 30 survey questions, and now require Storyline to provide the user with a summary of their answers in this simple form:
Number of Questions you answered 'A' = xx
Number of Questions you answered 'B' = xx
Number of Questions you answered 'C' = xx
(Ideally, I would like this as a bar chart, but I'll start simple)
As it is a survey, there are no 'right' or 'wrong' answers. Can I get Storyline to count the number of a's, b's and c's, then present this as a summary at the end. Apologies in advance I'm missing the obvious, but I can't for the life of me find any options for presenting the survey responses.
There's several steps you need to take to make this work:
First of all you need to add a numric variable for each of the answer options, i.e. A/B/C
Then in each of the questions changethe Feedback option to 'By choice'
In each Feedback field enter a space so there is character in the field but nothing visible, this will give you a layer for each answer option
Then on each layer:
Set the timeline to its shortest timescale, I use 0.25 seconds,
Using the Layout option change the Layout to Blank
Hide all the objects on the layer by closing the eyes next to them in the timeline
Adjust the existing triggers so the layer hides at 'Timeline Ends' for the layer and Jump to next slide at timeline end also
Add a new trigger: Adjust Variable, Pick the correct variable for the layer, +Add Value 1, at Timeline Starts of the layer
When you have done this on all the layers for each question you can add a slide on which you can add References to the variables to show the totals:
As you already have all your questions in this may take a little time to go back and do this on all questions, but for future reference if you do this on a single question and then duplicate the slide all the settings will duplicate too and you simply them have to edit the question and answer fields.
Attached is a sample with 5 questions so you can it in action
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Hi - you may have your quiz done by now but I just wanted to add another option to this thread. I was asking about doing something similar and, although Helen's suggestion would definitely work, Tim Hillier made a suggestion to me that is much simpler and works great. You can see it and download his sample project from this thread:
Mel, thanks for this link. I plan to take a look. Jeanette Brooks did something that also may work for what y'all are looking for: "Create magazine-style assessments. It was pretty uncomplicated also...
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Hi Steven
There's several steps you need to take to make this work:
Then on each layer:
When you have done this on all the layers for each question you can add a slide on which you can add References to the variables to show the totals:
As you already have all your questions in this may take a little time to go back and do this on all questions, but for future reference if you do this on a single question and then duplicate the slide all the settings will duplicate too and you simply them have to edit the question and answer fields.
Attached is a sample with 5 questions so you can it in action
Hope this helps
Helen
Yes, that worked perfectly, thank you!
I don't understand how, but it definitely works as required.
Glad to hear it worked for you.
If you are new to Storyline and want to find out more about this, and the rest of the software, why not look at the Articulate accredited training programme run in the UK by Omniplex www.omniplex.co.uk
We offer monthly open enrolment training as well as private bespoke courses. If you want to find out more check out the website, or call our office on 0844 412 0550
Hi - you may have your quiz done by now but I just wanted to add another option to this thread. I was asking about doing something similar and, although Helen's suggestion would definitely work, Tim Hillier made a suggestion to me that is much simpler and works great. You can see it and download his sample project from this thread:
http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/21075/116577.aspx#116577
Hi All,
Mel, thanks for this link. I plan to take a look. Jeanette Brooks did something that also may work for what y'all are looking for: "Create magazine-style assessments. It was pretty uncomplicated also...
https://player.vimeo.com/video/149068722
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