True / False Quiz

The quick answer is one question per slide.

You can fake this by building the questions on a normal slide and the use hidden true false questions and variables to make it look like you have more than one question on a slide

In addition to Phil's suggestion, you can also use radio buttons, button sets and variables to create completely customized question interactions. You can even put these into a scrolling panel, as shown in this example:

That's brilliant, thanks so much for your help!

Hi Michael

The slide you created is exactly like the one I am trying to create, but I am having trouble finding a tutorial on radio buttons - can you point me in the right direction? 

Linsay

Check out Jeanette's screenr, might be of help.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/204926619

Regards

Jilo

Lindsay, there are several ways to tackle a question interaction like this. The tutorial Jilo suggested shows one approach. As you can see from the screenshot I had included, I started with radio buttons from the Insert>>Buttons>>Radio Buttons menu, combined them into Button sets (some info here: http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/adding-button-sets.aspx) and then used variables and triggers to score each individual question. Hope that gets you started, if you need more info let me know.

Thanks for your help guys, but I am really new to this software and just couldn't figure it out after hours of trying. I got the Buttons and button sets but had no clue as to how to set the triggers or variables, and couldn't get a submit button to appear on the player:(

Hi,

As I was interested in this solution too (and inspired by Michael's slide), I developed my own interaction based on this idea.

May be useful for others...

Thanks for sharing here Aurelien and welcome to E-Learning Heroes

Hi,

As i am pretty new on this kind of issue, i would like to know how to score every single question that is not a Graded Questions but made on Articulate as Aurelien did.

Thank you!

Hello there,

I am really interested on it, but i am new on the software and i have no clue how to grade the questions in a "no graded" quiz slide.

Thanks! 

Hi Matteo, 

I looked at Aurelien's example, and what is set up there is setting each questions button based on a T/F variable, but it's not actually calculating a "score" so I'm not sure I'm clear on what you're looking to do. Could you offer a bit more explanation of what you'd like to set up and then we can offer some suggestions? 

Hi Ashley, What i am looking for, is to create a Multiple T/F But, I would like to score the answer as follow: 1 every "yes, right" answer is scored 1 point 2 every "no, right" answer is scored 0 point 3 every "no, yes incorrect" answer is scored 0 points So, in the example we would have 2 points, but 3 correct answers! My project is to design this quiz for the LMS of a Medical University in Kazakhstan, as i am collaborating in a research program in the Department of Communicative Skills. I would really appreciate your help. Thank you

Hi Matteo,

I'm having a hard time following what you'd like to set up, especially in regards to the three different options that will offer the user a point or 0 points, and how they'll have 2 points and 3 correct answers. Do you have a mock up .story slide that you could share with us? 

I've created the radio buttons and set up the variables like Michael did above. Is there a way to link the score to a result slide so I can track the slide score in an LMS?

Thank you for sharing this example! This was just what I needed to be able to build this same type of interaction. And, once I realized I needed to create button sets for each T/F question, my version worked exactly like yours. Thanks.

Glad this discussion is still useful, Kathleen.  Welcome to Heroes!