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Has anyone created a multiple text entry quiz to share?
This is a tricky one, because you'd have to create a layer for a response to all blanks, meaning the learner may select submit without any data entry. Also, there is no built-in option for a multiple text entry quiz.
Thanks for sharing! If I come up with something worthwhile, I'll post it here.
You can disguise multiple text entry fields within a Pick One interaction to assign points based on validated input. For example, if both text entries meet the required conditions, you can assign 4 points; if only one is correct, assign 2 points; and if neither is correct, assign 0 points.
The standard Invalid Answer popup will be displayed if one or both text fields are left blank upon submission.
This setup relies on interactive elements such as radio buttons or custom shapes with a Selected state. These elements are triggered to change state based on the evaluation of the text entries. For instance, if both entries meet the criteria, a shape representing 4 points is set to Selected. If only one entry is correct, a shape for 2 points is selected instead.
The selected state determines which option is submitted as the user's answer, enabling the interaction to be scored according to the conditions you've defined.
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You can disguise multiple text entry fields within a Pick One interaction to assign points based on validated input. For example, if both text entries meet the required conditions, you can assign 4 points; if only one is correct, assign 2 points; and if neither is correct, assign 0 points.
The standard Invalid Answer popup will be displayed if one or both text fields are left blank upon submission.
This setup relies on interactive elements such as radio buttons or custom shapes with a Selected state. These elements are triggered to change state based on the evaluation of the text entries. For instance, if both entries meet the criteria, a shape representing 4 points is set to Selected. If only one entry is correct, a shape for 2 points is selected instead.
The selected state determines which option is submitted as the user's answer, enabling the interaction to be scored according to the conditions you've defined.
Good day, Nadim! Yes, that's almost exactly what I did, as these were drop-down menus that were remodeled into data entry quizzes with numeric text entry. It would be nice to have more built-in options, of course.
