How would yould do that??
Mar 08, 2011
First of all, sorry, English is not my first language and I have trouble explaining my project in this question:
What I want to do in my course is a bit like the tests we see in magazines.
It is somewhat of a quiz/survey in which I have many sentences (about 60).
For each sentence, the student has to answer if he recognizes himself in it.
At the end of the quiz/survey, I need to give the results to the student.
For example:
You answered that you recognize yourself in sentences 1, 2, 16, 35, 54 and 60. Your answers correspond to a Type D profile.
So... do you have any suggestions to help me build that in PowerPoint/Articulate?
Thank you!
9 Replies
You can take a look at the Blank Slide options.
Blank Slides
http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/products/adding-content-slides-blank-slides-to-your-quiz.aspx
Yes, I could use a blank slide at the end and tell the student to calculate his "score". But for that, he would need to see a compilation of all his answers.. and how would I do that?
Sounds like you need to create a detailed branching scenario.This is done in PPT using hyperlinks.
Cathy Moore sampled this really great scenario in her blog. It is one of my inspirational pieces.
Elearning example: Branching scenario
Yes, I had this idea too as I already done branching in other parts of my course but for this I really don't see how it could help.
There is also the branching tutorial
http://community.articulate.com/tutorials/courses/quizmaker-branching.aspx
I think that you need to incorporate a detailed and creative branching scenario in quizmaker or in PPT to get the effect you want. If you map it out first and take the time i think that you can achieve what you want. I am not sure of another way although I am sure that there is one.
I think you have to do diligent mapping to get the effect you want.
In quizmaker you could give each question a different point value and the number of points the user gets determines which group they are in.
Oh Martin, that's clever! I'll take a look onto that!
Thank you!
Catherine, perhaps this approach would fit your needs? https://player.vimeo.com/video/204926722
It involves scoring your questions consistently for all questions, and then customizing your result screen in Quizmaker so that learners can interpret which category they fall into.
Wow Jeanette! Good work! I'll see if it works for me since I have to categorize 6 types.
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