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Knowledge Check without feedback
Is there a way to have a Knowledge Check block that does not display correct/incorrect ? I know the Quiz blocks can, but I need to use a Knowledge Check block for this instance.
It's more of a survey type question that Rise doesn't have a great fit for, and the client does not want the correct/incorrect feedback to display because there really isn't a correct/incorrect answer.
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I am having the same problem and would love to have that feature sooner than later. Is there an update on the request?
Thanks for reaching out, Kay! Unfortunately, this hasn't made it to our roadmap yet. To determine priority, our development team evaluates feature requests alongside their queue of bug fixes, new features already on the roadmap, and other projects. You'll be among the first to know once this feature becomes available to Rise 360!
Reminder that it has been 7 years from the first request, 2 years from your comment above.
I'd love to see this feature as well. In my case, I'd like to simply put a "wildcard" into the acceptable answer field so it would consider anything typed to be correct.
Very disheartening to read through multiple threads from 5 years ago and see that no progress has been made on this feature, especially due to the amount of ask for it.
Also noticing that the most recent update includes a lot of great features. I wonder how many people actually will use this AI feature that you've added, compared to how many people would definitely use the quiz feature with every course they create.Throwing in another comment in support of this feature! I know Articulate doesn't seem to listen to or care about user feedback, considering the staggering amount of years-long threads begging for pretty basic updates and features that never seem to be addressed beyond empty placations about keeping our eyes on the future roadmaps, but I figure it can't HURT to add another voice into the mix here, even if it's unlikely to help. Allowing users to turn off the "Correct/Incorrect" feedback would immediately make the knowledge check functions much, much more useful and useable. It would be a huge boon!
7 years after the initial post... I'm here to add yet another comment in support of this change! If not as an adaptation to the current Knowledge Check blocks, please provide a new type of block that enables learners to get feedback PER CHOICE and not be told their selection is "Incorrect". Thank you!
Heather, I have hard to resort to using flipcards or accordions as a question with out correct/incorrect etc and feedback. Its sloppy but as Articulate refuses to update most block templates from when Rise was launched over 10 years years ago that's all we got! Just some basic improvements to questions like this would be amazing. Also Why do questions look like bit of paper? (Are you trying to emulate Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues music video!).
Hello HeatherAlbertso and KaneB,
I appreciate you sharing how this would impact your workflows. I have shared your insight with our product team. We'll share future updates in this thread so everyone is aware.
