Is there a way to use results from individual questions in a pre-test to determine what content the user sees? So If I have 10 questions on various topics and the student does not answer some questions correctly at the end of the test I want only those topics available to the student after the test.
You could certainly utilize branching based on feedback.
Articulate Storyline lets you give learners feedback as they answer questions, then branch them to different parts of your course based on their responses. See this tutorial to learn how.
Thanks Leslie for your response. However I am not looking to branch from feedback as they answer questions. I want to capture results for each question and at the end of the test display a button or link with a customized learning for the student to only show content for the questions the student got wrong. So if a student answered question 2 and question 4 wrong with question 2 based on Topic A and question 4 based on Topic D. I only want the student to be able to go to the slides for Topic A and Topic D after the quiz.
Thanks for the response. That sounds like it could possibly be set up with variables and triggers, but you'd have to accommodate all possible scenarios. Not sure how tedious that could get.
Perhaps someone in the community has built a similar design and will be able to share their thoughts/ideas with you for your design.
If you have a .story file started that may assist as well.
HI Wendy, I appreciate the help I am new to story line and was asked by my manager to create this. It is a graded pretest that will be used determine the content the student will see based on the answers. So if I am taking this course as a refresher I can take the pretest and it will tell me that I need to review these topics because I did not answer then correctly. then only show those slides. I hope that makes sense.
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Hi Russell!
You could certainly utilize branching based on feedback.
Articulate Storyline lets you give learners feedback as they answer questions, then branch them to different parts of your course based on their responses. See this tutorial to learn how.
Thanks Leslie for your response. However I am not looking to branch from feedback as they answer questions. I want to capture results for each question and at the end of the test display a button or link with a customized learning for the student to only show content for the questions the student got wrong. So if a student answered question 2 and question 4 wrong with question 2 based on Topic A and question 4 based on Topic D. I only want the student to be able to go to the slides for Topic A and Topic D after the quiz.
I hope that makes sense.
Hi Russell!
Thanks for the response. That sounds like it could possibly be set up with variables and triggers, but you'd have to accommodate all possible scenarios. Not sure how tedious that could get.
Perhaps someone in the community has built a similar design and will be able to share their thoughts/ideas with you for your design.
If you have a .story file started that may assist as well.
Hi Russell
happy to attempt a sample for you - are you using grading quiz slides for the pre-test or are they just content slides with select buttons?
Thanks Matthew. I am new to storyline and was tasked to figure this out by my manager. I will look at the tutorials.
HI Wendy, I appreciate the help I am new to story line and was asked by my manager to create this. It is a graded pretest that will be used determine the content the student will see based on the answers. So if I am taking this course as a refresher I can take the pretest and it will tell me that I need to review these topics because I did not answer then correctly. then only show those slides. I hope that makes sense.
Hi Russell
I just messaged you as I was having trouble uploading files to the forum but it seems to be working now.
Let me know how you go with this. Hope it gives you some ideas.
Hi Wendy,
Thanks. I will try it out and see if this is what they are asking for. I really appreciate you taking the time to do this.
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