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How do I replicate this Drop-down quiz?
Hello! I want to replicate the drop-down quiz that is featured in the attached screenshots. The quiz must contain the following components: (a) multiple drop-down questions on the same slide (b) the user can verify on the same slide if they selected the correct answer (or not) for each drop-down question (c) the user will simply see a symbol such as a check mark if they answer a question correctly or "x" if they answer incorrectly rather than the correct response displayed (d) a separate results page should not be required for the user to see their results, they should be able to verify correct vs. incorrect answers while on the slide with the questions and they should be able to make multiple attempts until they have the correct answer for each drop-down question. Is anyone able to help me accomplish this? I am doing this as an alternative to a drag-and-drop for accessibility reasons. Thank you!
This is a great puzzle!
I think you will be able to do this, but it will require a good deal of layers and interactions. If you don't need three m/c questions on the same slide, that would make it possible to do something with the built-in quizzing functions of Storyline; you would still need to customize the responses your learner will see for each question. But if the requirement is for two or three questions per slide... That will be a manual creation...
Thank you for the reply! I'm still new to Storyline, so I'm not sure how to manually create this, but I will try a simplified version to start with. Technically, I require multiple drop-down questions on the same slide rather than 1 per slide, but I'm sure I can find an alternative solution if necessary. Thanks again! If anyone else has suggestions I would love to hear them!
I created something less complex a while ago just for demonstration purposes (attached is a short video demonstration). Please let me know if this is what you're looking for, and I can upload the story file for reference.
This is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing this. I would really appreciate it if you could upload that story file for reference! Thanks again!
Here we go...
Thank you so much for sharing the file, I've just used it to recreate an excel style dropdown table in my elearning module and it works great!
Thank you so much for sharing this file with me! I will download it tomorrow and take a look. I really appreciate your help!
