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Likert Style rating interaction
I am trying to make a rating screen that looks similar to my sample.
Users should be able to submit any one of the button choices and have it report to LMX.
What I've set up looks right, but the feedback screen is totally fake. If I try to submit the interaction 'pick many', I always get an 'incorrect' screen because I have all the buttons flagged as correct. I can't use a 'pick one' because there is no right answer.
I setup a 'Likert' interaction but can't control how it looks. The buttons are small and off to the right.
Any suggestions as to how I can make an interaction look like this but still report?
- AndreaKoehntop-Community Member
Hi Charles!
Thank you for sharing a Storyline project with us! I understand that you'd like the slide you've created to also share results to the LMS. You can use a variable to track how the learner responds to this scale and then report that to the LMS.
This article, Storyline 360: How to Send the Value of a Variable to an LMS/LRS, includes steps on how to report a variable to your LMS.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions!
- CharlesRadanoviCommunity Member
Hi Andrea, My trigger didn't look like what was described in the linked article.
The trigger I used popped up when I clicked Send xAPI and I just guessed to say the learner 'answered the slide in question.
When 'user clicks' and tied that to my custom submit button.
Do you think this might work?
Thanks, Chuck
Hello Chuck!
Are you using any of the coding included in the article in the xAPI trigger?
It would be helpful to see your .story file too! Do you mind sharing that in this discussion or privately in a support case?
- CharlesRadanoviCommunity Member
- CharlesRadanoviCommunity Member
Hi Lauren,
I didn't use any of the coding because frankly it makes my head spin. I am not a coder at all. I found this trigger about submitting an xAPI statement and was hoping it could be as simple as that.
Any help would be appreciated as I don't want to submit the larger files to my client if this programming won't work for them. They want to be able to track which user gives which answer.
- CharlesRadanoviCommunity Member
Hi Lauren, Will you be looking at this file soon? My client wants to release the courses today.
Thanks, Chuck
- MariaCSStaff
Hi, Charles.
Thank you for sharing the .story file!
My suggestion for you would be to use a Survey question slide (Pick One), instead of a graded one, since there are no correct/incorrect answers:
As long as you have a Results slide, it should report the selected choice to the LMS.
I hope this helps!
- CharlesRadanoviCommunity Member
Hi Lauren,
I had a feeling I needed to change interactions. I hadn't thought about the Results slide. How can I have one that doesn't show?
Thanks for your help, Chuck
- MariaCSStaff
Hi, Charles.
When you insert a new Results slide, you have three options: Graded, Survey, or Blank.
If you choose either the Survey or the Blank, you can simply write a message that says "Thank you for submitting your answer" or disguise it as an end slide.
Let me know if this works!
- CharlesRadanoviCommunity Member
Thanks Maria,
If I use the blank and disguise it as an end slide, does the user need to do anything more than navigate to it as they would a real end slide? Will the results be reported just by viewing the closing slide?
I have a 'finish' button on the end slide that triggers a 'complete course' action -- both as complete/passed and incomplete/failed. That was asked for awhile ago by my client's tech department.
Thanks, Chuck
- MariaCSStaff
Hi, Charles.
The Results slide will automatically have a trigger to submit the results when the timeline starts. As long as the trigger is still there, all the user has to do is visit that slide, so the trigger executes.
You also want to make sure, when publishing to LMS, that you are tracking that Results slide.
I hope this helps!