Hello! I support training for a call center. We have created \"mock calls\" - simulations with audio that give the learner a simulated call experience. I'm using the hotspot freeform question for the simulation slides. These are being published to xAPI.
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We also use a different product for simulations and are trying to create a similar scoring structure with the mock call sims. The scoring works like this:
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\n- If they click correctly, they get 3 points.
\n- If they click incorrectly, then click correctly, they get 2 points.
\n- If they click incorrectly twice, then click correctly, they get 1 point.
\n- If they click incorrectly three times, they get zero points and the action (mouse showing them where to click) is shown.
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How can I get Storyline 360 to do the same thing? I know how to adjust the score for a correct answer but can't seem to find how to decrease the score with each attempt. Is there a variable where the question score is kept? I was only able to find the question.correct variable, but that's true/false. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hello! I support training for a call center. We have created \"mock calls\" - simulations with audio that give the learner a simulated call experience. I'm using the hotspot freeform question for the simulation slides. These are being published to xAPI.
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We also use a different product for simulations and are trying to create a similar scoring structure with the mock call sims. The scoring works like this:
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\n- If they click correctly, they get 3 points.
\n- If they click incorrectly, then click correctly, they get 2 points.
\n- If they click incorrectly twice, then click correctly, they get 1 point.
\n- If they click incorrectly three times, they get zero points and the action (mouse showing them where to click) is shown.
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How can I get Storyline 360 to do the same thing? I know how to adjust the score for a correct answer but can't seem to find how to decrease the score with each attempt. Is there a variable where the question score is kept? I was only able to find the question.correct variable, but that's true/false. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Storyline doesn't have built-in functionality for decreasing the score based on attempts. You would have to program that yourself. For example, use variables and conditional triggers to track the attempts. Do all that on a \"disguised\" multiple-choice question that has different point values assigned to the \"wrong\" answers.
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To give you a (hopefully) better idea of what I'm taking about, see the demo in this project: DEMO: Giving Partial Credit on Multiple-Response Questions | Review 360
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\n- The demo uses a disguised multiple-choice question to give partial credit on a multiple-response question. So it's not exactly what you're looking for. But it should provide some guidance.
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It’s worth the effort to learn about variables and trigger conditions, because they provide the real power in Storyline. Here’s more info:
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Storyline doesn't have built-in functionality for decreasing the score based on attempts. You would have to program that yourself. For example, use variables and conditional triggers to track the attempts. Do all that on a \"disguised\" multiple-choice question that has different point values assigned to the \"wrong\" answers.
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To give you a (hopefully) better idea of what I'm taking about, see the demo in this project: DEMO: Giving Partial Credit on Multiple-Response Questions | Review 360
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\n- The demo uses a disguised multiple-choice question to give partial credit on a multiple-response question. So it's not exactly what you're looking for. But it should provide some guidance.
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It’s worth the effort to learn about variables and trigger conditions, because they provide the real power in Storyline. Here’s more info:
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Judy - thank you for your response! I'll see what I can do with using triggers and variables. I've done that before, and it kinda worked. Once again, thanks!
Judy - thank you for your response! I'll see what I can do with using triggers and variables. I've done that before, and it kinda worked. Once again, thanks!
