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Storyline 360 - Using custom navigation buttons with a quiz review
Kia Ora guys,
Reaching out for a little help with this one.
My scenario is as follows:
We use quizzes in Storyline 360 to act as a final assessment for instructor-led courses.
I have an assessment/quiz with 50 questions. The user gets 2 attempts to pass the quiz. On failing the second attempt, I need the user to review the quiz with their trainer.
I only want to review the failed questions.
This has been set up using the standard settings in Storyline and works correctly.
My issue is that I do not want to use the built in player navigation throughout the course. All my buttons are custom buttons with triggers and I want to use 'custom' buttons to also navigate the review process but after adding the appropriate trigger on the feedback master (jump to next slide when button is clicked) it bypasses the "Review only incorrect questions" system and reviews every slide.
It seems that the built in navigation next button will jump to the next 'incorrect' answer when reviewing but my buttons will not.
Have I missed anything? Can I jump to the next 'incorrect' question using custom buttons and triggers?
Thanks in advance
Steve
Kia Ora Steve,
Here is a solution that might be acceptable to you.
On your quiz question slides, starting with the 2nd question, add this trigger to the slide.
Jump to slide next slide
When the timeline starts on this slide
If Question.Correct = value True
When reviewing the quiz, Storyline will take the user to the first Incorrect question based on the settings you have already made (Review only Incorrect questions.) Then, when the user hits your custom continue button, it will advance to the next slide as they did when they first take the quiz. However, now certain questions have been marked correct by the quiz. This trigger essentially skips over those questions and lands the user on the next Incorrect quiz question. Therefore, in review, the user will only land on slides that were incorrect, even if using your custom Continue button.
Attached is a Storyline example demonstrating.
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- KendalRasnake-1Community Member
Kia Ora Steve,
Here is a solution that might be acceptable to you.
On your quiz question slides, starting with the 2nd question, add this trigger to the slide.
Jump to slide next slide
When the timeline starts on this slide
If Question.Correct = value True
When reviewing the quiz, Storyline will take the user to the first Incorrect question based on the settings you have already made (Review only Incorrect questions.) Then, when the user hits your custom continue button, it will advance to the next slide as they did when they first take the quiz. However, now certain questions have been marked correct by the quiz. This trigger essentially skips over those questions and lands the user on the next Incorrect quiz question. Therefore, in review, the user will only land on slides that were incorrect, even if using your custom Continue button.
Attached is a Storyline example demonstrating.
- SteveHopperCommunity Member
KendalRasnake-1ā
Just a quick reply to say thanks for looking at this for me. Am back on this project tomorrow so will let you know how it goes.- SteveHopperCommunity Member
Again, thanks for looking at this for me.
For others reading this post, the solution provided works for what I need but I've had to make a few design tweaks to my feedback slides.
The main difference that I can see between using Storyline's built in navigation and custom buttons for the review process is that the built in buttons DO actually jump seamlessly from one wrong answer to the next wrong answer (with the 'Review only incorrect questions' checked).
When using custom buttons, this does not work; it will jump to the next slide in the flow whether it is 'correct' or 'incorrect'.
You will have to add the triggers to each slide as mentioned above to resolve this. But there is a flash of content shown when you jump from slide to slide as it needs to run the trigger before moving on. To fix this you will need to mask out any unwanted content like the green 'correct' banner at the bottom of the slide.
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