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Has anyone discovered ...
Has anyone discovered a work around to the inability of SL360 quizzes to produce a choose some correct out of more correct and incorrect answers? (i.e. choose two of 4 correct answers relating to the lesson on "..." where there are 6 or more possible choices of which 4 are correct)
That could be done by having the user select custom buttons for their responses. You could use a number variable to track whether at least 2 correct answers were selected. You'd also need to track whether the user selected a wrong answer. Then a trigger could select the "correct" or "incorrect" button for a hidden multiple-choice question in the background. That's what would be used for scoring.
These posts might help clarify what I mean by a hidden question slide:
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That could be done by having the user select custom buttons for their responses. You could use a number variable to track whether at least 2 correct answers were selected. You'd also need to track whether the user selected a wrong answer. Then a trigger could select the "correct" or "incorrect" button for a hidden multiple-choice question in the background. That's what would be used for scoring.
These posts might help clarify what I mean by a hidden question slide:
MEGA thanks JudyNollet. I have been playing with variables on this a bit. I definitely appreciate the links to the posts. I would really like to get GOOD with SL360. Any recommendations for online/in person training options?
Unfortunately, I was unable to open the .story file. I received this message
SylviaWright: For improving SL skills, look under the "Learn" tab at the top of this web page for access to all the free resources (User Guides, tutorials, webinars) offered by Articulate.
The E-Learning Challenges are great opportunities for trying something new. Even without submitting anything, one can learn a lot by looking at what others have done and then deconstructing those projects to figure out the programming.
There are also courses on LinkedIn Learning. (You might be able to take those for free through your library system.)
For paid training, Yukon Learning is a certified Articulate trainer.
And, of course, my webinars, primers, and tips are freely available here in the community. 😁
JudyNollet did you happen to notice the edit to your previous help with the .story file you attached. I'm wondering if you have any insight as to what I can do to get the file to open as there is no apparent update to my SL360 due? THANK YOU
SylviaWright: It sounds like you're having trouble opening one or both of the demo files attached to the posts I linked to in my previous reply
I just followed the links, downloaded their .story files, and was able to open both files using the current version of Storyline. So the files are available.
I suggest you try downloading the demo file again, perhaps with a different browser.
It might also work to import all the slides from the demo .story file into a new .story file.
Also, follow the standard advice for when Storyline misbehaves:
- Be sure you only work on Storyline files located on your local hard drive.
- Quit Storyline and relaunch it.
- If that doesn’t help, try to repair Storyline (see Storyline 360: How to Fix Unexpected or Erratic Behavior)
