I was wondering if you can point me to some examples where you have represented correct quiz answers as images in SL. For example, for every correct answer the user gets a gold coin (which displays based on the Submit button being clicked). The more correct answers the more coins displayed.
I have been trying this with the built-in quiz options and show layers when variable Results.ScorePoints changes but can't get it working :-(
I created three True/False variables and used slide triggers to Adjust Variable if the question is answered is correct.
The star graphics are two states: Normal (gray) and Awarded (gold). Slide triggers (on slide master) evaluate if the question is correct.
Take a look at the file and let me know if it makes sense. I'm more than happy to put a quick screencast together for you to walk you through the process.
Thank you so much for all the explanation you provided. I used your idea for a 10-question quiz and I had two problems. The stars do not light up in order (so If the learner answers question 1 and 5, the first and the fifth stars light up) and I couldn’t reset the variables, so if the learner did the quiz again the stars would not go back to the normal state.
My solution was to use the Results.ScorePoints variable, please find the original example with this modification in the attachment.
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Hi Dan,
You can use the built-in score results but I'd go with something more based on selected states and conditional triggers.
Here's a quick demo and source file:
Demo: Progress Stars | Review 360 (articulate.com)
I created three True/False variables and used slide triggers to Adjust Variable if the question is answered is correct.
The star graphics are two states: Normal (gray) and Awarded (gold). Slide triggers (on slide master) evaluate if the question is correct.
Take a look at the file and let me know if it makes sense. I'm more than happy to put a quick screencast together for you to walk you through the process.
Hi David,
Thank you for this. It's exactly what i'm after.
I'll have a go at recreating this, if I run into difficulties I may take you up on the offer of the screencast :-)
Thanks again.
Dan
Thank you! It works perfectly and I was able to apply it.
David that is great. Would it be possible for me to have the screencast too?
I'd be happy to record a quick overview of how it works. Give me a few to put it together and I'll post the video here.
Here's the video, Nancy. Let me know if you have any questions:
Hi David,
Thank you so much for all the explanation you provided. I used your idea for a 10-question quiz and I had two problems. The stars do not light up in order (so If the learner answers question 1 and 5, the first and the fifth stars light up) and I couldn’t reset the variables, so if the learner did the quiz again the stars would not go back to the normal state.
My solution was to use the Results.ScorePoints variable, please find the original example with this modification in the attachment.
What do you think?