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Contextual Feedback
I’m currently reading Chapter 7 of Map It! by Cathy Moore and have a question about designing knowledge checks in Rise.
I’d like to create knowledge checks with contextual feedback that doesn’t display “Correct” or “Incorrect” to the learner. It appears that Rise doesn’t currently support this functionality. The answers can still be tracked as correct or incorrect for reporting purposes, but I don’t want the learner to see those labels.
I’ve attached two images as examples. I used the Feedback by Choice option, which is great because it allows custom feedback based on the learner’s decision. Is this functionality something Articulate is planning to add? It would be a big upgrade.
As Cathy Moore writes:
“A surprisingly large percentage of e-learning tools and quiz plugins don’t support contextual feedback... The tools’ creators seem to assume that the only time we’d want to ask a question is to see if the learner can correctly regurgitate a fact.” (Map It, p. 167)
Screenshot from Editing a multiple choice question
Screenshot from the Preview of the multiple choice question, showing that the "Correct" still pops up for the learner
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