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Intelligent Test: only questions on incorrect practice questions
Hi everyone. Does anyone have experience with Articulate 360 creating an intelligent test? My goal is to allow learners to satisfy their requirement if they can answer all the initial questions correctly. If the learner gets a question wrong they are branched into a lesson about the topic, then routed to the next question. I would like to have an end of unit test that only tests learner on the topics they got wrong. Is this possible?
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It's possible in Storyline. You could use T/F variables to track what topics the user has to review. Those same variables could also determine what questions the user has to answer at the end.
It would require lots of triggers with conditions to ensure the user finishes all required topics. If you want all the questions presented at the same time, you'd also need conditional triggers so the user only sees the questions associated with the required topics. An easier option would be to present the questions for each topic at the end of the topic/scene. Only steer the user to the Results slide after they have completed all the required topics. And have the Results slide set so it only scores viewed questions.
For more info:
- The Value of Variables | Articulate - Community
- https://www.articulatesupport.com/article/Storyline-360-Working-with-Triggers (this article includes info about trigger conditions)
- TIP: Create a Custom Menu Slide | Articulate - Community
- TIP: Review and Retry Non-Adjacent Quiz Questions Without Seeing the Content Slides In Between | Articulate - Community
BTW, since it's possible someone might answer all of the questions correctly on the pre-check, you could set the the course to track via the Pre-Check and a Final Assessment. See PRIMER: Pretest in a Storyline Course | Articulate - Community
Thanks for all the links and info Judy! I will let you know how it comes out.
NancyHernand215: I edited my earlier reply to include the option of presenting applicable questions at the end of each topic/scene. I also added a few more links to TIPS that might provide some guidance about programming.
