Hide correct answers in exam review

I too need to know if there is a way to do this. In the meantime, I have 2 results pages that end users are directed to based on their score. If they fail the assessment, they aren't able to review their answers and are taken back to the beginning of the assessment. IF they pass, they can review their answers.

Thanks Clint - I'll play with having 2 results pages. I hadn't considered that. I'd still like to be able to provide learners some direction particularly if they fail.  I'm just wondering...why don't you show the learners which questions they got wrong when they fail the assessment?

Hi Lesley and Clint,

This is REALLY a long reply, but I wasn't sure how else to explain all that I'd done!

Hiding the Correct Answer Checkmark (so it doesn't show the first time through)

• Click the Edit Results Slide button
• Click the Options tab on the left of the dialog box
• Click to remove the checkmark from "Show correct/incorrect responses when reviewing

Regarding the 2 attempts, I threw together a really rough story with 1 question slide and a Results Slide in an attempt to achieve this.

ADD A TRIGGER
I created a T/F trigger, named it Attempt 1, and set it to False


EDIT THE QUESTION SLIDE
For the Question Slide I added a Review layer. I learned this trick from a Jeanette Brooks tutorial quite some time back.

I clicked the Edit T/F question button (pane on right)
At the bottom of the window, I typed a space in the Post-Quiz Review text area and saved the quiz. This automatically creates a Review layer.

I clicked in the Review layer, where a shape had been automatically added. You can of course do whatever you want here, but I simply repositioned the shape and typed some text in it...this would be your feedback text. I assume this text would be the same for both Learner attempts.

I also added a checkmark, mimicking the "default" checkmark, and set its initial state to hidden.
I created a trigger to change the state of the checkmark to normal when the timeline starts if the Attempt1 variable=True.

You would need to do this for each question slide.

EDIT THE RESULTS SLIDE
I added a trigger to the Retry Quiz button to Set the Attempt 1 variable = to True when the user clicks this button. This trigger is the first "Retry Quiz" trigger.

With this setup, and if I understood your goal correctly:
Attempt 1
Learner answers question(s)
Learner clicks Review Quiz button
Learner sees feedback for question(s)

Attempt 2
Learner clicks Retry Quiz button
Learner answers question(s)
Learner clicks Review Quiz button
Learner sees checkmark beside correct answer AND feedback

Please shout out with any questions!

Hi Lesley! Looks like you are being taken care of here, just let us know if you need anything further.

Nice question, nice answers!

Wow wow wow Rebecca! Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together for us. This is great - I'm going to put this to work now and I'll let you know how I make out.

Hi Rebecca - these steps worked flawlessly for me. Thank you again!

Thanks the the update Lesley and glad that it worked for you! (It only took me 3X to get my fingers to type your name correctly though)

Hi Lesley with an ey (and you too Leslie with an ie) (and you too Sjoerd)

So glad y'all found this helpful. Enjoyed pulling it together

Hi Rebecca.

Took me some time to understand, but with the help of your attachment it was a nice learning activity to accomplish this.

I am new to triggers and I did not notice that for example, the trigger event on the Rsult slide to change the value of Attempt1 to True needs to be before the trigger to proceed to the test. It's logic, but you can overlook.

Also, I did not understand immediately how to change the initial state of an image. But that is clear now as well.

I found out that if the order of the answers are shuffled, this is not an appropriate solution. The checkmarks on the review page will not be alligned with the correct answer. Do you have any toughts on this?

Hi, 

I am trying to remove the "correct/incorrect responses" at the bottom when reviewing quiz. 

I did the following but it doesn't seem to work, any idea?

• Click to remove the checkmark from "Show correct/incorrect responses when reviewing

Thanks, 

You cannot remove it but you can mask it using a shape or an image

Hi Yu,

And to follow up on Phil's answer, if you check out this thread, you'll see that I've described instructions on how to do that and provided a sample file.