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MaureenMatsumot
Community Member
3 years ago

Can I use the built in quiz results review to which questions were answered correct or incorrect?

I am going to try to describe what I am trying to do.

We create quizzes in Storyline 360 to act as final assessments for instructor-led courses.

Some quizzes are 50 questions or more. After the quiz results appear, we allow the learners to review their answers. We want to show the status of each question (correct or incorrect) at the bottom of every slide and allow the users to navigate using those buttons. Please use the link below to see an example.

Quiz with custom review layers

Is there a way to use the built-in programming of each review slide to accomplish this? Or limit the number of variables and triggers?

In the example I provided, I had to:

  1. Create custom review layers to cover up the correct/incorrect banner at the bottom
  2. Create the question buttons
  3. Create a variable for every state and create a trigger for every variable, for each question, on every slide
  4. Create a trigger to jump to every question, on every slide, on the base layer, and the review layer (50 questions would equal 98 triggers on every slide just for navigation).
  5. This restricts us from allowing the questions to appear in random order because each navigation button is question-specific.

One last thing. I had to create a green checkmark for the fourth question to indicate the correct answer on the review layer. Because of this, I can't shuffle the answers. Is there a way for this to happen automatically as it does for word-based answers?

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you so much for your help,

Downing in variables and triggers, Maureen

 

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  • JoanneChen's avatar
    JoanneChen
    Super Hero
    3 years ago

    Hi Maureen,

    You can use Slide Master to save time. Please see the Italic font below to learn how to do it.

    1. Create custom review layers to cover up the correct/incorrect banner at the bottom
      • Yes, edit Feedback Master for the custom look, you only need to edit it one time. Then add a space on the Post-quiz review in Form View in each question slide, the system will create the review layer for you. 
    2. Create the question buttons
    3. Create a variable for every state and create a trigger for every variable, for each question, on every slide
    4. Create a trigger to jump to every question, on every slide, on the base layer, and the review layer (50 questions would equal 98 triggers on every slide just for navigation).
      • You will need variables to change the states of question buttons. For each question, you will need two T/F variables to detect each question (eg. Question01Answered, Question01Correct).  And one variable to detect the submitting. So there will be  50*2+1=101 variables. 
      • On Slide Master, there will be (1+3)*50=200 triggers
        • Set trigger to jump to the related question slide with each button.
        • You will need 3 triggers for each button for different states (Answered, Correct, Incorrect). 
      • On each question slide, there will be 3 triggers
        • One trigger to detect if the question is answered.
        • Two triggers to detect if the question is answered correctly. 

    How to shuffle the answers for image choice. (your fourth question)

    You can use Pick One freeform and then you can have the options randomize. The secret is to add the radio buttons with the image and group them. So the choice item is the group. And add one more state to the correct image, set a trigger to change the state of the image choice when the timeline starts the slide on the condition of submitting variable is true.

     

  • MaureenMatsumot's avatar
    MaureenMatsumot
    Community Member
    3 years ago

    Hi Joanne,

    WOW!! THANK YOU! You must have been in the same situation as us.

    I will try using the slide master and feedback master so I don't have to create all the triggers on every layer.

    Thanks again for your help,

    Maureen

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