Hi, I'm using Storyline 1, and I have a slide with 9 hotspots, each one representing a different scenario. I want to call a specific question in a quiz bank based on the hotspot selected. How can I do this?
Hi Gail! Thanks for posting your question here in the forums!
When you create quiz slides from within a question bank in Storyline, you'll see that those slides do not appear when you look at your course in "Story View". The only way to view and access those slides (when they exist inside the Question Bank) is to open up the Question Bank itself, and this means you can't link to individual slides that are inside the question bank. What I would do in your case is move the questions outside of the Question Bank. Is there a specific reason they need to be inside a bank?
I created the Question Banks so I could divide up the questions into categories that align with the division of content. That way I could have the randomization that I wanted. I'll have to rethink things.
Fortunately I can just cut/copy and paste the quiz slide out of the bank and into the scene where I need it.
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Hi Gail! Thanks for posting your question here in the forums!
When you create quiz slides from within a question bank in Storyline, you'll see that those slides do not appear when you look at your course in "Story View". The only way to view and access those slides (when they exist inside the Question Bank) is to open up the Question Bank itself, and this means you can't link to individual slides that are inside the question bank. What I would do in your case is move the questions outside of the Question Bank. Is there a specific reason they need to be inside a bank?
Hi Nicole,
I created the Question Banks so I could divide up the questions into categories that align with the division of content. That way I could have the randomization that I wanted. I'll have to rethink things.
Fortunately I can just cut/copy and paste the quiz slide out of the bank and into the scene where I need it.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Gail
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