Hi - I've put together a course in Rise and passing (80%) of the Final Knowledge is mandatory. I seem to be unable to adjust the settings of the Final Knowledge check to let the learner know their answer was correct/incorrect without providing the correct answer. I've enabled multiple attempts to take the quiz and it would be helpful to let the learner know if their answer was correct/incorrect without providing answers. Thanks.
The answer text and the feedback are connected today, but our team is keeping an eye on requests to separate those pieces. I'll let them know you're also interested in that function and we'll keep you posted here if anything changes!
Have you gotten any more requests for this functionality? My users would benefit from knowing which questions are correct or incorrect, but I would like to allow them the chance to find the answer on their own. Maybe someone more technical than me knows a hack?? Thanks!
Our team is still tracking this request. I don’t currently have any updates, but you are now subscribed to this conversation which means as we share updates here, you’ll automatically be notified.
I am also seeking to let users know whether each answer is correct/incorrect without providing the answer. I really like the feature where ticks and crosses appear beside the options, but for a current project, not having the option to turn this feature off means I can't offer Rise as an option for the client.
The client would like their users to have a second attempt at each question. If we opt to provide correct/incorrect feedback, they can select any random option, note the correct answers and enter them on the second attempt, without having to find the answers for themselves. We could decide to provide no feedback after each question, but as a user I'd really want to know which ones I got right so I wasn't tempted to change those answers on a second attempt at a quiz.
Thanks for sharing, Vanessa. We're also tracking requests for the ability to retry only the incorrectly answered questions, and to allow multiple attempts at the question level. I'll make sure to update this discussion if we make any changes that will help with:
separating feedback from revealing correct/incorrect
Please add similar functionality to knowledge checks (separate feedback from revealing correct/incorrect). Right now, if answered incorrectly, Try Again is being displayed at the same time the correct answers are identified (which defeats the purpose of trying again).
Please add my name to those requesting item by item feedback without revealing the correct answer. Seems like three years is a long time to not have fixed this. Thank you
Please add me too. We are in the same boat. We need the ability to let the learner know they got the answer correct or incorrect without revealing the answer for those who have to take the quiz again.
Our organisation is absolutely screaming for this functionality. We have hundreds (if not thousands) of users completing our online programs each week and not having this functionality is causing a significant resources drain on our business because we are spending so much time supporting users or dealing with complaints and feedback about this issue.... and with the overwhelming amount of user feedback about this issue on this forum, surely Articulate has to commit to having this on their development roadmap at least?
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Hi Milica,
The answer text and the feedback are connected today, but our team is keeping an eye on requests to separate those pieces. I'll let them know you're also interested in that function and we'll keep you posted here if anything changes!
Thanks Ashley! Any and all advice is appreciated.
Hi,
Have you gotten any more requests for this functionality? My users would benefit from knowing which questions are correct or incorrect, but I would like to allow them the chance to find the answer on their own. Maybe someone more technical than me knows a hack?? Thanks!
Hi there Jenny,
Our team is still tracking this request. I don’t currently have any updates, but you are now subscribed to this conversation which means as we share updates here, you’ll automatically be notified.
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
I am also seeking to let users know whether each answer is correct/incorrect without providing the answer. I really like the feature where ticks and crosses appear beside the options, but for a current project, not having the option to turn this feature off means I can't offer Rise as an option for the client.
The client would like their users to have a second attempt at each question. If we opt to provide correct/incorrect feedback, they can select any random option, note the correct answers and enter them on the second attempt, without having to find the answers for themselves. We could decide to provide no feedback after each question, but as a user I'd really want to know which ones I got right so I wasn't tempted to change those answers on a second attempt at a quiz.
Thanks for sharing, Vanessa. We're also tracking requests for the ability to retry only the incorrectly answered questions, and to allow multiple attempts at the question level. I'll make sure to update this discussion if we make any changes that will help with:
Please add similar functionality to knowledge checks (separate feedback from revealing correct/incorrect). Right now, if answered incorrectly, Try Again is being displayed at the same time the correct answers are identified (which defeats the purpose of trying again).
Please add my name to those requesting item by item feedback without revealing the correct answer. Seems like three years is a long time to not have fixed this. Thank you
add my name too
Please add me too. We are in the same boat. We need the ability to let the learner know they got the answer correct or incorrect without revealing the answer for those who have to take the quiz again.
Please add me too.
Our organisation is absolutely screaming for this functionality. We have hundreds (if not thousands) of users completing our online programs each week and not having this functionality is causing a significant resources drain on our business because we are spending so much time supporting users or dealing with complaints and feedback about this issue.... and with the overwhelming amount of user feedback about this issue on this forum, surely Articulate has to commit to having this on their development roadmap at least?
I agree! We want to use multiple choice for people to reflect on where they are in terms of the process. There are no correct/incorrect answers!