Quiz Setup
I am in a 30-day trial for Articulate Storyline 360... considering abandoning the supremely frustrating Adobe Captivate ship. Here's what I'm trying to do that I can't figure out how to do in Captiv...
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It sounds like you could use Survey questions, such as Likert scales for indicating their level of pain. To get the survey responses sent to the LMS, be sure to include a Results slide.
One drawback to Likert survey questions: You can't provide feedback to the user that's based on their responses. To do that, you'd need custom questions.
Here's a post about tracking customs questions for use within a course: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-track-responses-to-custom-questions-or-surveys
- It takes extra work to get those results to the LMS: https://access.articulate.com/support/article/Storyline-360-How-to-Send-the-Value-of-a-Variable-to-an-LMS
I believe I'd need custom questions. I want the user to be routed to two different slides, depending on how they responded. If they have problems that need to be investigated, I want to route them to an instruction slide that tells them how to report their issue. If they do not have problems, they should be routed to a slide that tells them no further action is required. I will check out what you sent about custom questions. Thank you!
FYI: Depending on how you want to set up your questions, you may not need custom questions. Here are the types of Survey Questions:
- If you use Pick One or Pick Many questions, you can check which button is in the Selected state.
- If you use Short Answer or How Many survey questions, you can check what the value of the entered variable is.
You could use the state or value info in a trigger condition that steers the user to the appropriate slide. That's also how the tracking and branching is done for custom questions.
For other types of survey questions, the program just isn't designed to allow you check states or variables. The only way to get those responses is to submit them to an LMS. (Or use JavaScript.)
