Is there a way to put some rules in play for 'fill in the blanks' as we want to do a competency activity to work out a customer pricing quote but the answer could be within about 3% either side depending on what else they add in.
I know it can be done in storyline but would really like to start using RISE for this.
i don't think there's a way to put in rules. but you can have many possible acceptable answers (i don't know how many but i've never reached the limit). are responses limited to whole numbers? if so, you could add the correct answer and the 6 values for the + or - 3% as acceptable answers.
Sadly we are talking a variation of between about $300 which would include decimal points too. Unless there is a way to upload a .CSV file with all these variations of values then we may need to remain in storyline for now. ☹
Although not the perfect solution, if you are really keen to have your course in Rise (and why not, it's a great tool) then you could create this section in Storyline and import it into Rise as a Storyline block. That way, you still have a Rise course, but you utilise the Storyline capabilities when needed.
What I am not sure of, as I don't use an LMS, is whether or not the results of a Storyline block get reported to your LMS, but I am sure that will be answered by someone else shortly.
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i don't think there's a way to put in rules. but you can have many possible acceptable answers (i don't know how many but i've never reached the limit). are responses limited to whole numbers? if so, you could add the correct answer and the 6 values for the + or - 3% as acceptable answers.
Sadly we are talking a variation of between about $300 which would include decimal points too. Unless there is a way to upload a .CSV file with all these variations of values then we may need to remain in storyline for now. ☹
Hi Abigail,
Although not the perfect solution, if you are really keen to have your course in Rise (and why not, it's a great tool) then you could create this section in Storyline and import it into Rise as a Storyline block. That way, you still have a Rise course, but you utilise the Storyline capabilities when needed.
What I am not sure of, as I don't use an LMS, is whether or not the results of a Storyline block get reported to your LMS, but I am sure that will be answered by someone else shortly.
Thanks Matthew,
I thought that was the case, but couldn't give an answer with confidence, so thought I would leave that to those who knew, such as yourself :)
Thank for your support is trying
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