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Multiple action quiz?
I would like to create a quiz in SL360. There will be 10 questions. If the student answers a question correctly pieces of an object become enabled and can be dragged to their correct position on a mirrored object. If the answer is incorrect all pieces remain disabled and the student gets one more try. Can this be done in 360 and can it be done with layers?
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Hello SylviaWright . If you want to have a chance of getting a clear and useful answer, you need to be more specific about exactly what you need. I am trying to understand.
Where are your “movable objects on the mirrored object”? On the base layer of each question?
(Is it an integrated drag and drop? (But you won't be able to add another quiz on this slide) ???. Is it a “... when the user drops object X on Y”???)
In this case, you can check the box “Prevent user from clicking on other layers” when the incorrect layer of your quiz appears. And do NOT do this when the correct layer appears.
(But this does not prevent objects from being moved when the base layer is on the screen, so) In this case, you can place a “transparent” shape over the elements to be moved on the base layer, and give it the “hidden” status when the correct layer of your quiz appears (this way, you can move the objects, but not before the question and if the incorrect layer appears).
You can play around with the “normal/disabled” status of the movable objects on the base layer depending on whether the correct or incorrect layer of your quiz is visible (works for drag and drop or “... when the learner drops...”).
Sorry if I'm way off base, but I mayb have misunderstood your question.
Thanks so much for your input. I tried to put more clarity in my response to Ange when I rewrote my question. I think it's a quiz with a reward type of thing. Originally intended and used in the real world by two teams, the idea was to finish constructing the team's face first, by answering the most correct questions. In trying to move it online, putting the face together becomes a "measure of success" ( 8 out of ten face features in place versus 6 or ?? depending on the number of correct answers). Results reaffirming that the user knows the material or needs a review.
Not sure if this is helpful, but, again, THANK YOU for your thoughts and input.
