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PattyBrandt-2fe
3 years agoCommunity Member
Check Mark / Tick Marks in Menu for an Assessment
Hello there,
I have a 70-question final training assessment. I would like users to be able to have the freedom to navigate through all questions in attempt to answer the questions they are sure ab...
JordanBest
3 years agoCommunity Member
Hi Patty,
I was in a similar situation as you: I had a 100-question quiz, and learners needed to have the ability to skip questions and come back to them later. I was having a tricky time figuring this out, but here's what I came up with:
- I have the course menu on with the Show Slide Draw Contents. However, on the slide before the quiz begins, I used JS to hide all the questions in the menu.
- Next, all the questions are stored in a Question Bank. On each question, there is a "Revisit" checkbox that, when clicked, shows the question in the menu. There is JS on each question slide, and this is the cumbersome part: you have to add the question verbatim to the Javascript (I can't quite figure out the JS to do this automatically)
- Learners can then show/hide the questions they want to revisit and use the menu to navigate to just those questions
Hope this is useful!