Dear, I created 3 projects/graded quiz with result slide in Dutch, French and English. Separately all working fine. I need to combine these 3 projects in one, at the beginning the user chooses the language and at the end i need the score of 1 quiz in LMS. When creating the LMS package I only can select 1 result slide. When I click the review button on one of the result slides, I sometimes got the review of another language :( Any chance I can fix this project? If not, i don't mind starting all over again. Can someone please tell me how to start a multi-language quiz, with questions banks and result slide? Another idea? Thank you for helping me out. Saike

Hi Chip, I found a workaround for the reporting issue. As we discussed, my project has eight branches - one for each language. Each branch has a five question quiz. The passing score is 80%, or 4 out of 5. The course is built so that the learner cannot proceed unless he/she passes the quiz. If the learner scores < 80%, the results slide prompts the learner to retry the quiz. I created a results slide averages the quiz results from ALL quizzes. I call it a "convergence" result slide and set the passing score to 10% because the scores from any of the quizzes will be divided by 8. But, I don't want the LMS to report that the user scored 10% when they actually scored 80%, so... I created a "Proxy" results slide that is part quiz, part results slide. This is how it works: 1. I inserted a quiz with the "pick one" format and directed all quizzes to jump to this slide. The learner never sees the "convergence" results slide... it sits in a scene that the learner can't access. 2. I disguised this "Proxy" quiz as a results slide by inserting the variable %results.scorePOINTS%% from the "convergence" results so that the point score (not actual %) is displayed. This way, no matter how many branches I have, 20pts/question is constant and 4 out of 5 = 80, and 5 out of 5 = 100. 3. I created two "Continue" buttons for each language. These are hidden and change to normal based on the results.scorepoints variable. So when the var = 80, one of them appears and the other stays hidden, and vice versa when the var= 100. 4. These "Continue" buttons are the answers to this "pick-one" quiz! The "Continue" button that appears when the results.scorepoints = 80pts is worth 80 pts, and when results.scorepoints = 100, the "Continue" button that is worth 100pts appears. That way, when the learner clicks "Continue" the quiz generates a score that is 80% or 100%, based indirectly on what they scored in the real learning assessment. 5. This "Proxy" slide has a layer for each language. The base layer shows the "%results.scorepoints%%" var, and each language layer has the "Results", "Your Score" and success / failure txt boxes triggered depending on the aforementioned variable. The language layer shown depends on the branch the learner originally chose. 6. I then created a final results slide that submits the "Proxy" quiz results as 80% or 100%. This is the slide I use for tracking. I disguised this slide as an exit slide with layers for each language. The layer shown depends on a variable tied to the branch the learner chose. phew!!! a gazillion triggers and variables later, we have a multi language course that reports the correct score to the LMS. {champagne cork pop}. I hope other members find this approach useful. VS

Hi All! I may be a little late to this topic, but this exact issue came up today for one of theStoryline develolpers in our office. I didn't know about this thread until after I came up with my solution, but I wanted to share it in case it helps someone else. Background: We have one course that includes two quizzes: one in English and the other in French. The quizzes use separate question banks to display 5 questions Learners have to correctly answer 4 of the 5 questions presented to them order to pass the quiz Learners have to pass their respective quiz before they will receive credit for completing the course We only needed to send a Pass/Incomplete status to the LMS - we didn't need to send a final score The author of this course wasn't comfortable using a lot of variables to achieve the desired outcome Solution: I inserted a new "overall" graded results slide I added a on both the English and French Quiz results slides to jump to the "overall" results slide if the user passed the quiz I removed all of the standard text that came with that results slide, but I kept the Success layer To make sure I used the correct results variables from both quizzes, I added text boxes to display them on the slide - these have to be there so they can be used for the slide trigger I changed the Slide trigger that Shows the success layer and added 2 conditions: Show Success Layer IF the English Quiz results variable was greater than or equal to the passing score value OR the French Quiz results variable was greater than or equal to the passing score value I changed the LMS Publishing Settings to use the new "overall" results slide as the Pass/Incomplete Indicator for the course After verifying this this solution worked, I updated the final "overall' results slide to look like an end of course slide. I did this because the user already received his or her score at the end of the quiz he or she completed. I moved the quiz variables and success messages off screen and then formatted the slide with a sample end of course message. I've included a screen shot of the "overall" results slide that submits to the LMS. I also included the Storyline file I mocked up to test this method. (Note, my 9th grade French is very rusty, so I used Lorem Ipusm text in place of French text in my sample version). Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions at all! Best Wishes!!!

I did a variation that uses a single quiz with varables that serve as content placeholders. Based on the language selected, the actual questions and answers are loaded from other variables. Upside = single quiz. Downside = lots of variables to manage but you can easily use MS Word or Excel to manage this. Here is a screenr and the .story file.

Hi Karen! I'm not sure if Valentino is subscribed to this thread or not and you may need to send a PM

Hi Stephanie! Sorry to hear you're having issues... can you share a screen shots of the results slides for each of the 3 quizzes and the Master results slide and the triggers you've used? I wonder if one of the conditions is set to AND instead of OR. Or perhaps it's an issue with "equal to vs. less than' with the scores... I know we can find a way to make this work for you!

Multi language graded quizzing with question banks

LeslieMcKerchie
Staff
8 years ago
Way to go Indrani :)
IndraniSen-e083
Community Member
8 years ago
Thank you, Leslie. Your team is the best :)
AshleyT-Pollard
Staff
8 years ago
Thanks David - and you may also want to take a look at the article Trina wrote here: How to Create One Course with Multiple Lanuages
NejcZD
Community Member
8 years ago
Hey, gals and guys, in the episode 13 of The eLearning Guys we talk about many tips about creating a course in many languages, you are welcome to listen:

http://www.theelearningguys.com/13
MattGarton
Community Member
6 years ago
Small tangent...sorry to hijack...

I found this cause I have a multi lingual with results page as well. But the result page gets confused and doesnt report the right numbers, even though the questions are all pointed to the unique result slide per language.

This is, to me, the MAIN area Storyline could improve on. Multi-lingual courses.

I work for one of the largest international localization companies as a eLearning Localization Manager - more and more of our clients want single-SCORM multi-lingual solutions. we've come up with a variety of ways to do this for Storyline, but the 'easiest' (eg most compatible with most LMSs) is still to do it all in one file. But that creates problems like the above with quizes.

We've also noticed that HTML5 main outputs sometimes dont work once you get more than a couple fonts in the job - the publisher just crashes (though if we do Flash only it works fine).

In short - if I was Articulate, I'd invest some time making the program more robust for multi-lingual deliveries. When A client hasnt made a course yet, and asks if there is a "best" authoring tool with multilingual in mind - Storyline is not my top pick (I wont say what it is to be nice - as I do like Storyline a lot and mutli-lingual aside it is the best)
- Crystal-Horn
  Staff
  6 years ago
  Thank you, Matt! I've added your thoughts to our documentation for this feature request. We'll let you know if we implement any changes that can help!
LeslieMcKerchie
Staff
5 years ago
Hi Shirin,

Thanks for contacting us and sharing that you'd like some help with this setup as well.

I'm not sure if Diana is still subscribed here to chime in to help, but with your permission, I'd like to take a look at your project file to investigate what's happening. You can share it publicly here, or send it to me privately by uploading it here. I'll delete it when I'm done troubleshooting.
LeslieMcKerchie
Staff
5 years ago
Hi everyone,

Great news to share with you today! We just released another update for Articulate 360, and included a new feature:

Expanding tracking within your Storyline 360 courses. You can read all about it here! You'll now be able to utilize:

Expanded Quiz Tracking

Track Multiple Completion Criteria

Score Only Viewed Questions

Take a look at downloading and installing Storyline 360 Build 3.44.23192.0. Details here.

Please let us know if you have any questions, either here or by reaching out to our Support Engineers directly.
jusatuomine
Community Member
4 years ago
Does that new feature in 360 solve the completed/passed problem with many language versions, i.e. is it possible to define in combining result page that A OR B exam must be passed? Will it be available in Storyline 3? We cannot use if not compliant with Storyline 3.
RenGomez
Staff
4 years ago
Hi Jusa,

To share some more information on Expanded Quiz Tracking, you can now choose to track multiple results slides, and the one that is completed will be reported to the LMS. This will allow for branching courses where A or B will have different exams, and depending on what path the learner chooses, the exam at the end of that path will be scored!

Also, this feature is exclusive to Storyline 360, so you will not see this option in Storyline 3. I hope this helps provide some clarity!
- jusatuomine
  Community Member
  4 years ago
  Hi Ren,
  
  OK - very good. Unfortunately, that it does not work with Storyline 3!