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Interactive Course with Mini-Quizzes
I am working on a course where I have a slide with buttons that I would like to branch out to a mini quiz that has about 3 questions each. For those three questions I want a randomizer so for question 1, I would like it to be either question 1a or question 1b, for question 2, I would like it to be either question 2a or question 2b, and for question 3, I would like it to be either question 3a or question 3b. This will happen for each mini quiz.
Is this even possible? If so how do I go about this? Do I create a question bank for each question where it has the possibilities? but then how do I combine them all into a scene to create the mini quiz?
Also I would like a results slide where it shows the score of each mini quiz and the total overall score.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Stephanie,
I believe I can think of one way to do this off the top of my head. You might try something like this:
- Create a separate question slide for each question, such as Question 1a, Question 1b, etc.
- On a slide previous to either question 1a or 1b, you could use triggers to have Storyline use a random number generator variable to either choose the number 1 or 2 and assign that value to a variable.
- Then, you could have triggers on that same slide come later to direct the user to either Question 1a or Question 1b depending upon the number assigned to the variable (1 or 2).
- Then, you could repeat the process above. You may wish to increase the value of the random number generator possibilities as you go. For example, on the slide preceding Question 2a or Question 2b, you might have the trigger assign a random number variable of either 3 or 4. Then, have the jump to slide triggers go to the appropriate question number depending upon the value of the variable that received its number from the random number generator.
- Finally, I believe there is a checkbox on the Results slide that says "only grade questions viewed." If that is selected, you should be able to get a more accurate score based solely on the questions the user answered.
