Hello, I am attempting to create a multi choice questionnaire on the one slide. Once the user gets a question correct, the next question pops up, the previous question is hidden, and the previous answer is greyed out. I can do this with multiple slides but I want it built onto one slide so I can have continuous background music. Any thoughts?
Hi Allan and welcome to E-learning Heroes! 🎉 Thanks for posting your question here! Do you need to track the quiz results in your LMS? If so, you'll need to create each quiz question on a different slide. One of the ways I've gone about this is to have the music play until the learner selects an answer. Then they get feedback visually and audibly if they got it right/wrong. Here's an example game I built of what that looks like: Storyline: Gamified Quiz Template With Timer
If you don't need to keep track of results in an LMS, you can add the questions to layers. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by the previous answer gets greyed out, but this interactive video download (the Medical video one) shows one way to go about including questions and feedback on layers. Just an idea!
.... I can do this with multiple slides but I want it built onto one slide so I can have continuous background music. Any thoughts?
You can have continuous music playing across multiple slides with a little JavaScript but to Judy's point, I wouldn't recommend this unless the music is meant to be a distractor.
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My thoughts: Build it with multiple question slides for easier programming and scoring. Skip the background music. That just increases cognitive load.
Hi Allan and welcome to E-learning Heroes! 🎉 Thanks for posting your question here! Do you need to track the quiz results in your LMS? If so, you'll need to create each quiz question on a different slide. One of the ways I've gone about this is to have the music play until the learner selects an answer. Then they get feedback visually and audibly if they got it right/wrong. Here's an example game I built of what that looks like: Storyline: Gamified Quiz Template With Timer
If you don't need to keep track of results in an LMS, you can add the questions to layers. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by the previous answer gets greyed out, but this interactive video download (the Medical video one) shows one way to go about including questions and feedback on layers. Just an idea!
You can have continuous music playing across multiple slides with a little JavaScript but to Judy's point, I wouldn't recommend this unless the music is meant to be a distractor.