Hello all what i would like to create a quiz in Articulate with between 2000 and 5000 slides, and i am just wondering if there is any thing that i need to take in to consideration when working with so many slides.
i am just wondering: why so many slides?? That is REALLY long for a quiz!! As a learner, i cannot imagine having to make my way through that many questions! I don't kno w if Quizmaker has an "official" limit, but even if it's technically possible to have that many questions, I would advise against it from a learning point of view. Can you break up the quiz into smaller pieces?
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hello kamal,
i am just wondering: why so many slides?? That is REALLY long for a quiz!! As a learner, i cannot imagine having to make my way through that many questions! I don't kno w if Quizmaker has an "official" limit, but even if it's technically possible to have that many questions, I would advise against it from a learning point of view. Can you break up the quiz into smaller pieces?
Yes, I imagine your learners will doze off after slide 34 or so. Break the training into smaller chunks. --Daniel
I agree with all of the above.....
But the kind of quiz i want is for students who normally sit a exam of about 60 questions and have a hour to complete it.
So what i want to do is to create a bank of 2000 are more questions then randomly select 60 out of it.
So i am just wondering if Articulate would have any issue handling so many slides.
Ok thanks all i went ahead and tried it it seems to work fine with over 1000 slides, thank you all for your help.
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