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Knowledge Check block - reporting correct answer more obvious, and remove "try again" button
Hi there,
The issue I have is that I need to edit the quizzes to make them more user friendly. When the quiz (knowledge check block) reports the answer, and the answer is incorrect, the correct answer has a tiny tick beside it - so it's not really obvious what the right answer is.
I'd also like for the "try again" button to not show when the user gets the answer correct. There is no reason for them to try again if it's correct!
If this functionality is not available, do you know if it will be? And if not, is it possible to do it with CSS?
Thank you.
Hi Mhairi,
That is currently not a feature in Rise 360, but please take a moment to submit a feature request here with more details about exactly what you’d like to see. Thanks :)
Completely agree with this. I specialize in User Experience and this was an obvious failing. I'm about to submit a feature, though - thanks Nicole.
Thanks for that insight, Elaine! And thanks for taking the time to submit a feature request, too. We appreciate the feedback!
Hello, I see the discussion has been 2 years ago. Is there a plan now to remove "try again" button when the user gets the answer correct when using Rise knowledge check block.
Hi. Any progress with this request that is now over 4 years old
It would be nice to have more options here to change the knowledge check settings.
Hi Andrea!
Thanks for checking in on this!
We're currently tracking a feature request that will allow authors to modify the 'Try Again' setting from Knowledge Check Blocks in Rise 360. I'll include your voice in the request and will share updates if it makes it to our Feature Roadmap.
In the meantime, are there other specific elements you and your team would like more control over when working with Knowledge Checks? If so, we'd love to hear the feedback!
I created a slide in Storyline - removed the continue button from the feedback layers. I included text below the feedback 'scroll down to continue'. Not ideal but it worked.
