I am preparing a course on Verbs and want to have an exercise presented on one slide with about 5 sentences (Fill in the blanks) I tried using the Free form text entry. I copy pasted the text entry box 5 times for each sentence.
I also entered the 5 acceptable options. But the problem with this, as you must have already guessed, is that even if i type one correct answer and 4 wrong answers, it still shows me a correct feedback after submitting.
The problem with the graded questions is that i can have only one question per slide. Whereas i want 5 questions on one slide.
just to better explain it, the text within each of the text boxes needs to be 1,2,3,4,5 respectively.
And it will adjust the variable states to true if they are all matching and set the main text box that was stated in the "edit text entry" to the outer box
Jarryd, tx for your example. I haven't had a chance to look at it.
I thought I'd post a link here to a Screenr Jeanette Brooks did a while back on having multiple fill-ins on one slide. She does such a great job explaining things, thought it might help.
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Hi Divya,
I created an example of a way you could complete that.
Hope its what you wanted.
Jarryd
just to better explain it, the text within each of the text boxes needs to be 1,2,3,4,5 respectively.
And it will adjust the variable states to true if they are all matching and set the main text box that was stated in the "edit text entry" to the outer box
Hi Jarryd,
I tried using the logic you mentioned.. but it still doesn't seem to work :(
I tried giving wrong answers, and still it tells me i have answered correctly.
I'll try more on the variable part and see if i can figure out something.
Will keep you posted about the same!
Thanks a ton for the help though
this gave us a direction :)
Hi Divya and Jarryd,
Jarryd, tx for your example. I haven't had a chance to look at it.
I thought I'd post a link here to a Screenr Jeanette Brooks did a while back on having multiple fill-ins on one slide. She does such a great job explaining things, thought it might help.
Hi Divya, it seems i was abit rushed when doing it...
but here is a better working example of it
Now i hope it helps.
And it was no problem what so ever Rebecca
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