Quiz over two pages?

Quizzes are designed to have one question per page. The submit button submits the results of the question to be evaluated, scored, and to the LMS.

If you want to just add questions without a submit button, try creating your interactions on a normal slide, and controlling your interactions with triggers.

When you ask these questions, how do you intend to gather the results? Are you creating a survey type interaction? If you are using an LMS, you might want to consider placing each question on a slide of its own. That way the results can be returned to the LMS.

Thanks for reply Dave!

You are welcome. Did that help?

Yes its a help.  I started along the creation of a custom likert scale as I could not find a solution to another question I raised.  here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/likert-scale-is-this-possible

What is your thoughts on this?  Is this only possible with a custom created likert scale?

Are just looking to send the score that you gathered? You can send the value of a variable to the LMS. Take a look at this and see if it does what you need.

The objective is to have the likert scale present the results to the learner only. Nothing needs to go back to the LMS.  When i create a survey likert scale, i can list the question but it appears to treat each question as having only one possible answer.  What i would like to do is to assign a score to each likert scale value.  Is this only possible via custom page?  (sorry, i am hopping around a bit as i am trying to do a number of things at once :)  )

Hi Wayne,

Nope, if you have the score in a variable, you can display it pretty much anywhere you want. Just put it in a text box, and put the variable name between two percent sines. For example, My score = %MyScore%.

Ah sorry, I don't think I explained very well.

In the other post above I was told that it could not really be done out of the box ( so perhaps I should just accept it) but essentially I have a scenario like the attached screen shot.  I would like to append a score onto each likert value. 

So for example, on the first question - if they select 1 they get 1 point. If they select 2 they get 2 points and if they select 3 they get 3 points.  I am happy that I can then add this to a variable and add additional scores to it but I cannot seem to work out how to place value on each likert value.

The only method I can find is with a custom scale or placing a single question on each page as the survey likert scale does not appear to let me do this. 

Thanks for help, sorry if am missing the point! :)

I'm not convinced that you can't do it, but I'm also not sure if I understand the question yet.

So, if I select 1 for all of these answers, is my score 5?

Yes, that's right.

Then at the end my intention was to present them with one of 3 slides based on their score.

One slide may say ' you don't like animals'.
One slide may say 'you don't mind animals'
One slide may say 'you hate animals'

If it cannot be done, I would welcome your thoughts on how this may be achieved. hopefully without clever java :)

Yes, it can be done. I will send you something in a few minutes.

Hi Wayne

I've created an example that does what you asked for. The results of this slide are stored in the variable myScore. You can use the variable myScore and triggers to determine which slide you want to jump to.

Excellent thank you very much for going to the trouble of doing that Dave.  

Was it created  using a custom slide that you created from scratch?  It looks like you needed to create individual radio buttons for each choice which i struggled for the survey templates with likert scale to do.

Hi Wayne,

Yes, It is just a standard slide where I added the elements that you need. I created radio button groups from four images. The default radio button controls only allows for one radio button group, and you need one for each question. So I created a radio group with four states. You can look at the states tab to find all of the images. I then used hotspots over each control to activate it. The hotspot is nothing but a shape set to no fill and no outline. Then I used an instance of the control group for each question. I assigned a variable, one for each question, and set that variable based on the selection. Finally, I set a trigger to activate a layer when any of the variable change. The new layer only has triggers to calculate the sum of the question, and nothing else on the slide. Each of the variables are summed, and stored in an additional variable, and the layer immediately closes. No javascript required.