Is there a way to have a fill in the blank question with no right or wrong answer, so once answered there is a response but it doesn't show "incorrect". I'm trying to find a work-around for a reflection or essay type response.
I have tried to embed a Google Form but it does not look pretty. If that is the only other solution and someone has instructions or an example so it doesn't look so disjointed I'd appreciate it! None of the existing support threads I've seen have broken it down enough for my understanding.
Hi there, Jamie! Right now, all knowledge check and quiz question types require you to assign a correct answer, and there isn't an option to add an ungraded question type. We're tracking requests for this feature and I'll add you to the list. We'll update you here if we make any changes that would help!
I was looking for the same feature--ability to add a reflection question after seeing it in a project management course. What I did was add a storyline interaction (essay survey question), uploaded to Review360, then imported the question into Rise. It isn't pretty and isn't scalable, but it will work for what I need right now
Please add me to the list for this enhancement request as well. Seems silly to not be able to ask for short response questions in your quiz without it marking as incorrect.
I would also like the ability to ask multiple choice questions without the need for a right or wrong answer. For example, we would like to ask about attitudes or comfort level in doing some work. There isn't a right or wrong answer for these types of questions.
I agree that with the blank question (as with any question type), there should exist the option of "no incorrect answer" so that the learner can input and receive feedback that is neither "right" or "wrong'. This feature is important given all the research that shows the importance of reflection, or of recalling prior or existing knowledge to learning. But, it needs to be done in a safe environment. In addition, not all questions have right or wrong answers. For example: "What do you think about.."
Echoing these sentiments. I just encountered this issue and it is very important for learners to be able to interact with the course this way and not receive an "Incorrect" response and instead just receive feedback. Reflection is critical for learning and this is a huge impediment to learners have a good experience with any RISE course.
I am designing a course with reflection questions requiring a typed paragraph answer that is not considered right or wrong. It would be nice to be able to have this functionality in Rise without having to embed a Storyline block. Making a survey-like option could work.
Please add my voice for this feature. I just started Rise today, and was very disappointed to discover that there's no way to allow input without the "Incorrect" button coming up.
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Hi there, Jamie! Right now, all knowledge check and quiz question types require you to assign a correct answer, and there isn't an option to add an ungraded question type. We're tracking requests for this feature and I'll add you to the list. We'll update you here if we make any changes that would help!
I was looking for the same feature--ability to add a reflection question after seeing it in a project management course. What I did was add a storyline interaction (essay survey question), uploaded to Review360, then imported the question into Rise. It isn't pretty and isn't scalable, but it will work for what I need right now
Hi Nicole,
We appreciate very much you sharing your workaround.
Rest assured, we will update this thread once we have updates to share from our team regarding this feature.
Just Echoing Lea's request :)
Any updates on this?
Please add me to the list for this enhancement request as well. Seems silly to not be able to ask for short response questions in your quiz without it marking as incorrect.
Hi,
Whatever is typed into a Fill in the blank question is not saved, so it cannot be used to capture the names of unregistered users anyway.
I would also like the ability to ask multiple choice questions without the need for a right or wrong answer. For example, we would like to ask about attitudes or comfort level in doing some work. There isn't a right or wrong answer for these types of questions.
I need this feature.
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We would also be interested in this feature.
I agree that with the blank question (as with any question type), there should exist the option of "no incorrect answer" so that the learner can input and receive feedback that is neither "right" or "wrong'. This feature is important given all the research that shows the importance of reflection, or of recalling prior or existing knowledge to learning. But, it needs to be done in a safe environment. In addition, not all questions have right or wrong answers. For example: "What do you think about.."
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I would also like the ability to ask multiple choice questions without the need for a right or wrong answer. Seriously desperate for this feature.
This would be a great feature to facilitate reflections to help learners process what is being said.
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Thanks, but how do I add a storyline interaction? I don't see that option.
Hi Andrew,
You can add a Storyline block by following these steps:
Click here to watch a video demonstration. I hope this helps!
I agree. A no incorrect choice would be helpful.
Hi Barbara,
Thanks for sharing that you’d also like to see a Survey Knowledge Check Block in Rise 360! I've added your voice to the request.
It’s not currently on our feature roadmap, but we’ll be sure to update this discussion if our team decides to reroute.
I'd also like the ability to have the fill in the blank not be correct/incorrect and have the answer they enter be collected in an LMS>
Echoing these sentiments. I just encountered this issue and it is very important for learners to be able to interact with the course this way and not receive an "Incorrect" response and instead just receive feedback. Reflection is critical for learning and this is a huge impediment to learners have a good experience with any RISE course.
I am designing a course with reflection questions requiring a typed paragraph answer that is not considered right or wrong. It would be nice to be able to have this functionality in Rise without having to embed a Storyline block. Making a survey-like option could work.
+1 for this feature.
Please add my voice for this feature. I just started Rise today, and was very disappointed to discover that there's no way to allow input without the "Incorrect" button coming up.