I'm working on a multiple choice quiz question where the writer wants a different "Try Again" for each response, but then on the second try the "Incorrect" appears. I can program for the different "Try Again" responses, but on the second attempt, I can't get the "Incorrect" to show. Can anyone give me some ideas? I've attached the sample file.
I did do that. But I have separate incorrect feedback for each response. I set the correct feedback to show in correlation to the answer, but now it just loops. I can't get it to go to the incorrect layer.
What you have is a combination of a custom slide, and a built-in slide. You need to choose one or the other. Accordingly, the enclosed sample has two options.
Option 1 is completely custom, which is pretty easy, since you have already done most of the work. Since you never use it, you can get rid of the submit button, and everything associated with it. (My personal preference is to always use custom knowledge checks, unless a score needs to be passed to the LMS. They are more flexible.)
Option 2 uses completely built-in functions. That means you have to get rid of a lot of the work you have already done, but may be easier for future projects/knowledge checks.
I'm not sure you want the built-in NEXT button, because it may allow learners to skip this slide unless the score is reported. I set both of them up to advance when "Select NEXT to continue" is clicked. Another thing you may want to consider is hiding the last shown feedback layer, in case the learner returns to this slide. I set them both to do that.
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Set the maximum number of attempts to 2.
I did do that. But I have separate incorrect feedback for each response. I set the correct feedback to show in correlation to the answer, but now it just loops. I can't get it to go to the incorrect layer.
What you have is a combination of a custom slide, and a built-in slide. You need to choose one or the other. Accordingly, the enclosed sample has two options.
Option 1 is completely custom, which is pretty easy, since you have already done most of the work. Since you never use it, you can get rid of the submit button, and everything associated with it. (My personal preference is to always use custom knowledge checks, unless a score needs to be passed to the LMS. They are more flexible.)
Option 2 uses completely built-in functions. That means you have to get rid of a lot of the work you have already done, but may be easier for future projects/knowledge checks.
I'm not sure you want the built-in NEXT button, because it may allow learners to skip this slide unless the score is reported. I set both of them up to advance when "Select NEXT to continue" is clicked. Another thing you may want to consider is hiding the last shown feedback layer, in case the learner returns to this slide. I set them both to do that.
Thank you Walt. This is a big help.