How to reveal the correct answer after incorrect attempts

It would be a great feature to be able to show the correct answer as an option on 2x incorrect. I want to do this as well, and I'm not using a review slide because the questions are embedded knowledge checks throughout the courseware. I'm going to have to customize each one, but would love to be able to instead just select it as an option. Cheers

Thanks @ashley and @crystal and @marcia.  NOTE - this is for Quizmaker.  

To be 100% clear, i do understand that i can go slide by slide to add feedback - this is not scale-able for the hundreds of questions we want to create.  Many training organizations who educate their customers are moving away from high-stakes certifications that are expensive and unwieldy.  We need tools to build and manage question banks and exams that automate our processes.  I have done my best to create a feature request to represent thist.

Hi Surya and welcome to the Heroes community!

I think this thread and specifically Jeannette's screenr at the bottom will help you to accomplish what you need. 

Let us know if you need anything else!

Hi Ashley thanks for the reply.

I want to to reveal the correct answer after incorrect attempts for Quizzing type single choice and multiple choice in articulate storyline

Hi Surya and Ashley,

It looks like the links are to Quizmaker quizzes.

For tutorials on Storyline quizzes, perhaps this thread will help. If you scroll, you'll see that Step 5 is: Choose the number of attempts.

Also, Surya, if you have a question slide that you've prepared, the community could take a look and help to trouble shoot it.

Oh, and if you click the question mark button in Storyline (the one right under the X to exit on the top right of the screen) you can access lots of tutorials.

Thanks Rebecca for the additional links! 

Thanks Rebecca fro your input, but i want to show user the correct answer after two incorrect attempts

Hi Surya,

I've created a story (really barebones) that achieves your end goal, but it's a bit of work. Explanation as to why below. If anyone knows a more efficient way to do this, I'm all ears.

Also, when you said above "Quizzing type single choice and multiple choice" I assumed you meant multiple choice (1 correct answer) and multiple response (more than 1 correct answer), so that's what I did in the attached. I'm using MC for multiple choice and MR for multiple response below.

First, it would be easier to do this if SL allowed us to copy/paste the MC/MR boxes that are on the base layer, but this can't be done.

So, in order to get Learners to a correct answer AND have the submit button dimmed (because they've already submitted they're answer), I duplicated the correct answer layer and named it Correct Answer.

BUT

The complication is that SL shows the correct layer with the last incorrect answer Learners chose.

SO

On this Correct Answer layer, I created option buttons (MC) and check boxes (MR) to "match" those in the associated questions and ticked off the correct answers. I positioned these correctly and then hid the Base Layer MC and MR boxes.

ANOTHER COMPLICATION

The default correct answer prompt appears which is misleading, since Learners actually didn't get the answer correct...and it's kind of in the way. So, I went into the Feedback master and repositioned the Feedback placeholder rectangle and divider line (master layout at the top) and feedback boxes and continue button (Correct Feedback and Try Again feedback layouts).

THEN

I went to the correct answer layer for MC and MR and inserted a rectangle over that default rectangle, made it white fill/white background to match the slide background, and edited to provide Learners with better feedback. I also made sure the continue button was in front of this rectangle, and that it jumped to the next slide.

VARIABLES TO MAKE THIS WORK

Whenever we choose to have more than 1 attempt in a quiz, SL automatically creates an AttemptCount variable. So, on the base layer of the MC and MR questions I added a trigger that says:

Show layer

Correct Answer (this is the duplicate layer I created)

When User clicks

Submit button

On condition: attemptcount is equal to or greater than 2

Please shout out with any questions.

And, community/staff, if there's an easier way, please do share!

Hi Rebecca,

First my apology for late reply.

The solution you provided can work, but it will be more helpfull if we have that funcitonality in the template itself

Hi Suray,

Totally forgot about this one!

I agree, it's a ton of work, at least the way I worked it out. Perhaps someone has an easier solution.