Thank you! But this is not quite what i want to do. I don't need to send the learner to a different slide. I need to send the learner to a different question.
I am not sure whether you can achieve this with the storyline's built-in question bank functionality. When you lock a question it directs you to that questions irrespective of the answer.
However if I would came across a similar scenario, I would use questions in a separate scenario (not a question bank) and use javascripts to make it a random quiz. Since you have the control on moving to different questions in this way, you can direct the use to intended next question in a linked scenario.
I have created a sample in the attached file. When you get Q1, if you answer correctly you can move to Q1.1 and then Q1.2. If not you can get another question randomly. Hope this is the pattern you want to achieve.
Publish this test file and see whether it achieves your requirement as javascripts are not working on preview mode.
Further you have to count the score percentage on your own with variables as you are skipping some questions for some users (if you pass a percentage).
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Hello Norman,
Hope you can refer the section 'Branching to Other Slides Based on Feedback' of this article.
This is another article created by Commlab India.
Just comment back if you need further assistance.
Thank you! But this is not quite what i want to do. I don't need to send the learner to a different slide. I need to send the learner to a different question.
Thanks!
Where do you state the questions? In the same slide (base layer) or other layers?
Do you have a sample file?
Im pulling the questions from a question bank. Questions are stated in the base layer, only feedback is provided on other layers.
Here is a file....thank you so much for your help!
I am not sure whether you can achieve this with the storyline's built-in question bank functionality. When you lock a question it directs you to that questions irrespective of the answer.
However if I would came across a similar scenario, I would use questions in a separate scenario (not a question bank) and use javascripts to make it a random quiz. Since you have the control on moving to different questions in this way, you can direct the use to intended next question in a linked scenario.
I have created a sample in the attached file. When you get Q1, if you answer correctly you can move to Q1.1 and then Q1.2. If not you can get another question randomly. Hope this is the pattern you want to achieve.
Publish this test file and see whether it achieves your requirement as javascripts are not working on preview mode.
Further you have to count the score percentage on your own with variables as you are skipping some questions for some users (if you pass a percentage).
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