I created a quiz format that makes learners need to repeat any questions they get wrong, going over them - potentially repeatedly - until they get them right. This seemed a good format for testing that learners had understood some basic concepts after a face to face session.
I noticed Storyline doesn't include this format and wondered whether this is because it's considered a bad idea from an instructional design POV.
If so, would anyone be able to help with a different solution to our need to record understanding of simple concepts? We use an LMS and we're a large organisation, and previously we had everyone (about 1000 people) sign forms to conform they'd got the gist of the F2F session.
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Hi Katherine,
It can be achieved with help of a variable. Here is what you need to do:
You need submit, next, back and try again button for this. Go to question settings and set number of attempts to infinite.
Create a variable, say "enable next" with default value of "False".
1. On base layer, add this trigger:
Adjust variable > enable next > false > when timeline starts
2. On Correct layer, add this trigger:
Adjust variable > enable next > true > when timeline starts
3. On next button, add this trigger:
Jump to slide > next slide > when user clicks > if enable next is true
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