I'm sure there must be tons of creative ways of doing it, and hopefully you'll get some great ideas here. I'll be interested to hear the answers, too!
To introduce a course-ending quiz, the standard my clients seem to like is to introduce it with a gate screen (with nice images, style, and usually a course character) happily explaining you're about to get to show what you know by taking a quiz, and explaining what score you need to pass it. The learner then gets to choose between an image/button that says "I'm ready for the quiz!" or one that says something along the lines of "Let me go back and review." Since these courses generally have free navigation, the review option normally takes them back to the main menu where they can go wherever they want to review, then navigate back to the quiz (and same gate screen) when they're ready.
I think I needed a little re assurance of what an intro should consist of.
a very interesting read too, It made me laugh actually, as I have seen many online quiz's that I've done (& not liked) that almost the opposite of those 20 points.
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Hi Alex,
I'm sure there must be tons of creative ways of doing it, and hopefully you'll get some great ideas here. I'll be interested to hear the answers, too!
To introduce a course-ending quiz, the standard my clients seem to like is to introduce it with a gate screen (with nice images, style, and usually a course character) happily explaining you're about to get to show what you know by taking a quiz, and explaining what score you need to pass it. The learner then gets to choose between an image/button that says "I'm ready for the quiz!" or one that says something along the lines of "Let me go back and review." Since these courses generally have free navigation, the review option normally takes them back to the main menu where they can go wherever they want to review, then navigate back to the quiz (and same gate screen) when they're ready.
Does that help at all?
I can link you to a wonderful article that Nicole (Articulate Staff Member) wrote here - 20+ Tips for Writing Great Quiz Questions and Response Options
That's fantastic, thank you very much.
I think I needed a little re assurance of what an intro should consist of.
a very interesting read too, It made me laugh actually, as I have seen many online quiz's that I've done (& not liked) that almost the opposite of those 20 points.
greatly appreciated!
You're very welcome, Alex! I'm glad it helped. I liked Nicole's article, too. Great points!
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