Template design
Dec 15, 2013
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I would like to build a Storyline template with the following criteria
· Randomised question and answer quiz sets
· Capacity to continue the quiz at the point of a previous log off (ie., the score will accumulate with each attempt until all questions have been answered)
· All retries will only consist of failed questions
· Multiple attempts will be allowed until all failed questions have been answered correctly (ie., 100% is achieved). A time delay will be introduced after the first attempt
· The result slide will indicate 100% correct of all quiz questions
· Setup for Moodle Scorm format
The viewer will be permitted multiple sittings (if required) to complete the quiz. Any previous score from one sitting will accumulate towards the final score shown in the result slide. Upon completion of the quiz the participant will be permitted a retry of failed questions. Any further retries will incur a time delay. This will continue until all failed questions have been answered correctly. The final result slide will indicate 100% correct for all questions. The format is to be prepared for Moodle LMS download. All the above criteria to function in the Moodle environment.
4 Replies
Hi Alan and welcome to Heroes!
Thanks Ashley for your suggestions to set up a template that allows students to redo failed questions. I was able to duplicate Jeanette's three question sample that you suggested but I found the macros process cumbersome. It requires too many formulas for each question and with 20 plus questions in a quiz the process is too long.
Is there a simpler way? Is it possible to use the data on the results slide to recognize failed questions and then apply that information to a formula that allows a retry of the failed questions. Can many formulas be reduced to two or three?
Hi Alan,
Unfortunately, that's the only set up I know of to allow the user to only complete the incorrect questions. The results slide doesn't have any accessible variables in terms of which questions were correct/incorrect, so unfortunately I don't have another method to offer you.
Thanks
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