So I'm new to Storyline. Is there a way to use graphic feedback in a drag and drop exercise (checkmark for correct, x for incorrect) and corresponding variables to show the proper graphic after SUBMIT is clicked? This is functionality available with other tools and wanted to see if you can do this with Storyline as well.
Graphic feedback can be used in drag n drop exercise. Check the .story file attached. There is no need to use variables. I just changed the state of the drop area when correct option is dropped.
You can use the similar logic for storyline custom Drag n Drop quiz template.
If you want a submit button, then variables must be used. When correct item is dropped, set variable to true. On submit, show layer 'Correct' when the variable is true. Similar logic to show Incorrect layer.
Hi Ken. There is a large array of feedback options that can be used of everything from simple visual feedback such as a check mark or X if you missed something to full animations that would play including video, web objects, audio -- sky is the limit Ken. I find I have a harder time pushing my imagination to come up with cool and interesting feedback methods than Storyline has in accommodating them.
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Hi Ken
Graphic feedback can be used in drag n drop exercise. Check the .story file attached. There is no need to use variables. I just changed the state of the drop area when correct option is dropped.
You can use the similar logic for storyline custom Drag n Drop quiz template.
Regards
Dipti A
If you want a submit button, then variables must be used. When correct item is dropped, set variable to true. On submit, show layer 'Correct' when the variable is true. Similar logic to show Incorrect layer.
Check out the variables file.
Dipti,
Thanks for the example. It's a bit clunkier than I'm used to -- I work in SmartBuilder -- but nice to know that it's possible.
Ken
Hi Ken. There is a large array of feedback options that can be used of everything from simple visual feedback such as a check mark or X if you missed something to full animations that would play including video, web objects, audio -- sky is the limit Ken. I find I have a harder time pushing my imagination to come up with cool and interesting feedback methods than Storyline has in accommodating them.
Hi Ken and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! Glad that Dipti was able to assist you here.
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