I created a quiz question using a stock hot spot (hs) template from SL. I created a correct answer square (green) placed over an image. In theory, if the student placed his target over the green area hs and pressed submit, he would have gotten the answer correctly. However, the student chose a spot outside the green hs so he obviously got the question wrong. Upon reviewing his wrong answer in the "review quiz" stage, the feedback did not show the correct hs answer. It only showed a pulsating blue target where he selected outside the hs area. Wondering what I need to do to have the correct hs answer show up upon answer review process. Need help!
For hotspot questions, you have to manually create a way to show the correct area during a review.
For question slides, when you go to Form View and add any text into the Post-quiz review field, the program automatically creates a Review layer, which it will show during the quiz review. Or you can create a layer with exactly that name, and the program will recognize it and show it during a review.
The attached sample shows one way to indicate the correct area for your question. You could also draw a shape around the area.
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For hotspot questions, you have to manually create a way to show the correct area during a review.
For question slides, when you go to Form View and add any text into the Post-quiz review field, the program automatically creates a Review layer, which it will show during the quiz review. Or you can create a layer with exactly that name, and the program will recognize it and show it during a review.
The attached sample shows one way to indicate the correct area for your question. You could also draw a shape around the area.