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How to hide Acceptable Responses in the Fill in the Blank Rise Block
Hi all
I'm trying to create a knowledge check using the Fill in the Blank Rise Block, and am having trouble hiding the acceptable answers. Is there a way to turn this off so learners can't see it?
I have attached a screenshot of the block with an incorrect response and I want to hide the acceptable response section (highlighted in yellow).
Thanks
Hello everyone, 🎉
I'm happy to let you know we released a new update for Rise 360, adding the new features below:
- Knowledge check blocks can be added directly to question banks, have their content width and answer colors modified, be required for training progress, hide the correct answer if answered incorrectly, and have a set number of retries.
There's nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available, though you might need to export your Rise 360 course again.
Let me know if you have any questions about this update!
73 Replies
- ShannonThomas-4Community Member
Hello - the latest update does not solve this issue. Users still see the "acceptable responses" when submitting an answer (both correct and incorrect), even when the new 'Reveal correct answer' toggle is unselected.
Hi ShannonThomas-4,
Happy to help! I made this quick recording to show the expected behavior of Knowledge Check items when the 'Reveal correct answer' is toggled. Can you please confirm if you can observe the same behavior? If knowledge checks aren't working as shown in the video, would you mind making a Peek 360 recording of what you're seeing so we can investigate?
- ShannonThomas-4Community Member
It still shows the user what answer options are deemed 'acceptable' aka correct. This happens in the 'Fill in the blank' Knowledge Check. It also shows the feedback circle indicating whether an answer was 'correct' or 'incorrect', even with the 'Reveal correct answer' toggle button unselected.
This feedback circle happens on all Knowledge Checks, which severely limits the utilization of Knowledge Checks. I originally had this question as a multiple selection, so the user could select multiple options based on their reflection. Even though it's meant to be an open ended, the feedback response still shows the circle indicating whether an answer was 'correct' or 'incorrect'. Again, this is with the toggle button unselected.
We are requesting the 'acceptable answers' be hidden from the user in the 'Fill in the Blank' knowledge checks (If this was truly a right/wrong situation, the user would immediately know what the right answer should have been after the first attempt, even with the 'Reveal correct answer' button untoggled!).
We are also requesting an option to remove/hide the feedback circle that indicates whether an answer is correct/incorrect for all Knowledge Checks. Sometimes we just need an open ended reflection, not an indication of right or wrong. Which again, it shows in the feedback response box whether you want it to or not, whether the button is toggled or not. This has been an issue for years.
Thank you for our prompt response. I hope this clarifies what the actual concerns have been! The latest Rise update does not solve this issue.
Hello everyone, 🎉
I'm happy to let you know we released a new update for Rise 360, adding the new features below:
- Knowledge check blocks can be added directly to question banks, have their content width and answer colors modified, be required for training progress, hide the correct answer if answered incorrectly, and have a set number of retries.
There's nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available, though you might need to export your Rise 360 course again.
Let me know if you have any questions about this update!
- AdrianaHermosilCommunity Member
Hoping a solution for the "Acceptable Response" - option to enable/disable comes soon
- DianeThomasCommunity Member
I'm chiming back in to support John's push for this feature to rise to the top of your roadmap! (pun intended). It is a blocker for our team.
- JohnMcDowellCommunity Member
Looking at your article on "how we manage feature requests," I see these two questions and would like to provide answers, as seemingly the interest from the community somehow isn't clear to your team yet.
- Will this feature meaningfully improve the experience of working with our software? ABSOLUTELY! We want our learners to THINK instead of regurgitating an answer they just saw. We also want to use quizzes to track answers which do not conform to pre-filled data.
- Will it benefit a majority of users? If the majority of your users use quizzes, then DEFINITELY! It will affect everyone who uses Quizzes!
4 years of posts and replies on the topics surrounding this issue and you're saying that they're merely "tracking demand"?!? The demand for this feature is CLEAR. Please move forward on bringing this change to development.
- MikeKlimczakCommunity Member
Jose, it seems silly to so enthusiastically offer your feature request link when the very first comment on this thread was from a member of your staff acknowledging the feedback and assuring the poster they would pass on the feedback to the team.
Are four or more years and pages of comments on this and other threads about the same problem, I don't think this is a problem your team are not aware off. I think this is a problem your team are not willing to resolve.
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your honest feedback. I can confirm that the demand for this feature is already being tracked, but we don't have an exact date on when the request will make it to our product roadmap. For your reference, here's a quick look at how we manage feature requests. Since this ELH post has already been added to the feature request, we'll be sure to leave a message here when we have new updates to share.
- BrookeBarker-ebCommunity Member
Is there a formal way to submit a feature request? I've seen multiple threads spanning several years full of people raising the need for this feature.
Hi Brooke,
Yes, there is! You can share your feedback with our product team by raising a Feature Request here.
- wrighs27Community Member
I agree to hide the "Acceptable Response" - an option to enable/disable.
Thanks!
- DavidHorncastleCommunity Member
Drawing attention to this 4 years after the original request.. - could really do with a solution to this
- MollieMcCorm985Community Member
RISE is just going to stay a low entry point tool (of slides that you can click on) for people who do not want to properly execute quality instructional design if Articulate does not consider what is needed to actually engage and support learners and learning transfer. Engagement does not just come from things transitioning in and learners regurgitating an answer they just saw on the screen. It "might" come if folks were forced to rethink their responses after being giving a hint or told they were wrong (particularly if they typed the answer). Throwing them the answer when they get it wrong just blows that.
This is just one of many features folks have asked for for years and the poor monitors here just have to toe the line of "we're listening and we're working on it." How about polling the community about the most commented on issues and letting us vote on what gets worked on and being transparent about it? The best companies thrive from learning from the people using their tools or telling them what they need.
- PaulArrighi-f37Community Member
Please. Do. What. Mollie. Suggests!
Paul Arrighi
Head of Learning and Organisational Development
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