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CalumGregory-4f's avatar
CalumGregory-4f
Community Member
3 years ago

Review quiz function

Hi everyone,

I have a 10 question multi-choice quiz all setup ready to go. I've tried the review answers function that the results slide gives and even though I do not have any answers specified as correct/incorrect, on review, it displays a red banner with 'incorrect' at the bottom of the screen.

This isn't required but would be a nice feature to include. I've looked at the settings and can't find a way to disable this. Anyone else come up against this and any solutions?

 

Thank you :)

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  • JudyNollet's avatar
    JudyNollet
    Super Hero
    3 years ago

    Hi, Calum,

    Unfortunately, there's no way to disable or edit the Correct and Incorrect banners that appear during a review. 

    If you want to use the review function but don't want those banners to show, just hide that part of the slide with a shape on the Review layer. 

    • If you don't already have a Review layer, you can add one with that name, and Storyline will (probably) show it during a review. Or, to ensure functionality, have SL add the layer. It'll do that when you enter any text in the "Post-quiz review" field at the bottom of Form View.
    • CalumGregory-4f's avatar
      CalumGregory-4f
      Community Member
      3 years ago

      Thank you so much again Judy. I was wondering if you'd come back with the answer :D Great! I'll keep that in mind and play around with some designs for hiding the banners.

  • BeccaLevan's avatar
    BeccaLevan
    Community Member
    3 years ago

    Glad to see Judy was able to suggest a workaround here!

    I also wanted to let you know that we do have a feature request for this, and I've gone ahead and added your voice to the report we're tracking!

    • CalumGregory-4f's avatar
      CalumGregory-4f
      Community Member
      3 years ago

      Thank you Becca, it would be a useful adaptation to the feature. In my case, this quiz focuses around student alcohol consumption so neither answer is correct/incorrect. 

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