Need to develop a quiz containing a set of Question Banks such that when quiz is started, Learners must complete ALL questions correctly before Mastery is assumed. Each wrongly attempted question should be appended to the question bank and learners attempt them again. This process is repeated until learner completely solve EVERY questions in the bank.
Hi Ceeper. If I understand you correctly, it sounds like you'd like to dynamically update the question bank as learners progress through the quiz? If that's the case, what you're looking for is beyond the current capabilities of Storyline's quizzing.
One thing you could do is set up question banks for each category of question, and then include similar questions in each category. That way if the learner fails to answer all of the questions correctly, you could shuffle. This may result in the learner getting the same questions again or at least one from the same category but at least it would allow you to leverage the bank of questions you've already created.
On a design note, 360 questions is A LOT! Is it likely that you could work with your SMEs/Stakeholders to narrow that down to a smaller pool of required questions? I think your learners may appreciate the 100% scoring requirement a bit more if they were only being asked to answer a more reasonable number of questions (50 or less). Just a thought...
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Hi Ceeper. If I understand you correctly, it sounds like you'd like to dynamically update the question bank as learners progress through the quiz? If that's the case, what you're looking for is beyond the current capabilities of Storyline's quizzing.
One thing you could do is set up question banks for each category of question, and then include similar questions in each category. That way if the learner fails to answer all of the questions correctly, you could shuffle. This may result in the learner getting the same questions again or at least one from the same category but at least it would allow you to leverage the bank of questions you've already created.
On a design note, 360 questions is A LOT! Is it likely that you could work with your SMEs/Stakeholders to narrow that down to a smaller pool of required questions? I think your learners may appreciate the 100% scoring requirement a bit more if they were only being asked to answer a more reasonable number of questions (50 or less). Just a thought...
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