One of my SME's came to me today. He had a single slide assesment where he had an image with hotspots that had 10 correct answers... but wants users should pass when they select at least seven correct items.
I've thought about it quite a bit but in a Question form I don't think it's possible... Maybe as a content slide with all kinds of variables that are being tracked?
I don't know if you can do this with hotspots...perhaps you can. But you can definitely do it with transparent shapes that act as hotspots and a pick one questions. I just tested it with a 3 out of 4 scenario.
So, I placed transparent ovals over 4 correct areas on a photo.
I added a selected state to the ovals (added to 1, format painted to the other 3).
Offstage I created a rectangle that says correct, and one that says incorrect.
Converted the slide to pick one and made the "correct" shape the correct answer and the incorrect shape the incorrect answer.
Created 4 T/F variables, default False, that I called
oval123 (indicating that those these would be selected), oval124, oval134, and oval234
Set each variable to be true when the corresponding ovals were selected. For example
Adjust variable
oval123
equal to value of true
when state of all of oval 1, 2, 3
are selected
Then, to call up the correct and incorrect layers
Change state of Rectangle 1 (correct) to selected when user clicks submit on condition
variable oval123=True OR variable oval 124=True OR variable oval 134=True OR variable oval234=true
Change state of Rectangle 2 (incorrect) to selected when user clicks submit on condition
variable oval123 is not=True OR variable oval 124 is not=True OR variable oval is not 134=True OR variable oval234 is not=true
Make sure these are ABOVE the submit interaction trigger in the trigger panel
I THINK I've accounted for all permutations...you'd have more of course.
If you have question (that's a LOT of instructions) please shout out!
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Hi Jeff,
I don't know if you can do this with hotspots...perhaps you can. But you can definitely do it with transparent shapes that act as hotspots and a pick one questions. I just tested it with a 3 out of 4 scenario.
So, I placed transparent ovals over 4 correct areas on a photo.
I added a selected state to the ovals (added to 1, format painted to the other 3).
Offstage I created a rectangle that says correct, and one that says incorrect.
Converted the slide to pick one and made the "correct" shape the correct answer and the incorrect shape the incorrect answer.
Created 4 T/F variables, default False, that I called
oval123 (indicating that those these would be selected), oval124, oval134, and oval234
Set each variable to be true when the corresponding ovals were selected. For example
Adjust variable
oval123
equal to value of true
when state of all of oval 1, 2, 3
are selected
Then, to call up the correct and incorrect layers
Change state of Rectangle 1 (correct) to selected when user clicks submit on condition
variable oval123=True OR variable oval 124=True OR variable oval 134=True OR variable oval234=true
Change state of Rectangle 2 (incorrect) to selected when user clicks submit on condition
variable oval123 is not=True OR variable oval 124 is not=True OR variable oval is not 134=True OR variable oval234 is not=true
Make sure these are ABOVE the submit interaction trigger in the trigger panel
I THINK I've accounted for all permutations...you'd have more of course.
If you have question (that's a LOT of instructions) please shout out!
Tnx Rebecca, I actually had made my way into the transparent shapes area... I'll try this and let you know how it works!
Jeff
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