Rise and removing "take it again" option on Knowledge Check

Hi, this was raised almost a year ago now, has the option to remove the "take again icon" been developed yet?  It's the reason I don't use Rise, otherwise I would.

Hi Jana,

Knowledge checks still display the "take again" option after the learner answers the question. We'll let you know if that changes in the future!

Hi there, I'm also interested in removing Take again. It seems very illogical to have it there when they get it correct and our clients keep asking for it to be removed. Is this on the roadmap or how to we get it on there? Thanks!

Thanks for your note, Sysdoc Digital. Since we see every request from the community, sharing your needs here is the best way to impact the priority of a request and help move a feature forward on the roadmap.

Awesome, thanks Alyssa. :)

While it's a bit frustrating that a lot of these requests just sit for a long time without any action, I did want to share with the group a very simple workaround for this one: In the labels settings I've changed "TAKE AGAIN" to "Try again if you wish!" and that seems to have reduced the confusion quite a bit. Obvious, perhaps, but it works!

Oh this is great!

I will search the CSS for this an option but I really don't like hacking the course after publish.

.block-knowledge__retake-text {
display: none !important;
}

.block-knowledge__retake-icon {
display: none !important;
}

I'm also getting feedback that users are confused that it says"try again" even after they've answered all questions correctly. There should be an option to remove this if they meet the passing requirements.

I would like to agree with the others who have posted here, it would be great to be able to remove the "take again" option from knowledge checks (while keeping it for quizzes). Just wanted to add my voice in the slight chance that it might help move this request higher up in the queue. Thank you!

While we are at it can we improve the questions! Making them look like a stack of papers? Whats up with that? Skeuomorphism is very old school!