Is there a way to track individual responses to questions without adding a variable and trigger on every question slide? I want to be able to display a report at the end which will tell them their results for each question which they can print. Any help is appreciated. I think I can do this with the variables and triggers but it will take a while to set up and if I can do it a different way, I want to try it first.
We have a temporary LMS called Skill Port and we are transitioning to an LMS by Taleo but from what I understand this sort of reporting capability is not availble on either system for custom content created in an awesome program like Storyline. Thanks for your reply.
OK, here's a semi related question. I have some assessment questions which have multiple correct answers and in order to receive credit for the question, they need to choose all of the correct answers. So do I need to create a condition that will only allow the trigger to add value to the variable when all three are chosen instead of creating three separate triggers to add value? Does that make sense?
Or is there a way to set a condition to have the trigger add value to the variable when the question is answered correctly based on the "Submit interaction Multiple Response" player trigger, because that should score the answer correct or incorrect already, right? Or am I just asking the same question over again?
I think I figured it out! I just added conditions to one trigger that all the correct answers had to be equal to State Selected. Then I had it add the value of 5 points for that trigger. I also added a trigger to reset the ResultsSlide score on the first slide of the course. I'm not too worried about the variables getting counted twice because I took the Next buttons away so they can't revisit a question.
So far, on a quick test of the first three questions, this seems to work pretty well. I added a text box reference to the variable so I can see if it changed or reset.
All of this is thanks to the training reference material I received when I went to the 3 day Storyline Training presented by Yukon Learning back in February! I highly recommend that training! (It was listed on the Articulate website as a training opportunity for Storyline)
Thanks for your awesome forum and for creating an awesome tool in Storyline!
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Good Afternoon, Anna.
Have you considered getting your own LMS (additional ideas here, here, and here) and publishing your content there? This would really take away a lot of your effort.
In the absence of an LMS, I'm afraid that Variables and Triggers may be the way to go.
We have a temporary LMS called Skill Port and we are transitioning to an LMS by Taleo but from what I understand this sort of reporting capability is not availble on either system for custom content created in an awesome program like Storyline. Thanks for your reply.
OK, here's a semi related question. I have some assessment questions which have multiple correct answers and in order to receive credit for the question, they need to choose all of the correct answers. So do I need to create a condition that will only allow the trigger to add value to the variable when all three are chosen instead of creating three separate triggers to add value? Does that make sense?
Or is there a way to set a condition to have the trigger add value to the variable when the question is answered correctly based on the "Submit interaction Multiple Response" player trigger, because that should score the answer correct or incorrect already, right? Or am I just asking the same question over again?
Great question, Anna.
Would you mind sharing your .story project file (either here as a post attachment or privately) so that we can take a look with you? Thanks!
I think I figured it out! I just added conditions to one trigger that all the correct answers had to be equal to State Selected. Then I had it add the value of 5 points for that trigger. I also added a trigger to reset the ResultsSlide score on the first slide of the course. I'm not too worried about the variables getting counted twice because I took the Next buttons away so they can't revisit a question.
So far, on a quick test of the first three questions, this seems to work pretty well. I added a text box reference to the variable so I can see if it changed or reset.
All of this is thanks to the training reference material I received when I went to the 3 day Storyline Training presented by Yukon Learning back in February! I highly recommend that training! (It was listed on the Articulate website as a training opportunity for Storyline)
Thanks for your awesome forum and for creating an awesome tool in Storyline!
Anna
Glad to hear you got it sorted out, Anna. Do let us know if you need anything else, and have a great weekend!
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