I'm trying to put together a form where the incorrect answers have different reasons for being incorrect. If I just say "Incorrect" users will ask "Why?" So I want to trigger something that will do this.
Can I, therefore: 1) Trigger a different layer for each response? 2) Provide some kind of feedback depending on which answer was selected?
I have Googled this until my brains fell out, so I hope someone can assist here.
In Rise, the multiple-choice Knowledge Check blocks have a dropdown menu for indicating how you want to provide feedback. If you select By Choice, the program displays a field for entering feedback next to each response.
Storyline also provides that option. In that case, the program will create a feedback layer for each response.
Sorry, I include all my Storyline creations in Rise courses, so I posted here by mistake.
Thank you for this: I hadn't seen the Feedback dropdown, so now I know...
BTW I always try here first, but it's a case of knowing what to look for. Then I try Google, which usually brings me back here, but to a different place!
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Rise doesn't have layers; Storyline does.
In Rise, the multiple-choice Knowledge Check blocks have a dropdown menu for indicating how you want to provide feedback. If you select By Choice, the program displays a field for entering feedback next to each response.
Storyline also provides that option. In that case, the program will create a feedback layer for each response.
Instead of Googling for this sort of information, I suggest you bookmark the Tutorials and User Guides: Articulate Tutorials & User Guides - E-Learning Heroes
Sorry, I include all my Storyline creations in Rise courses, so I posted here by mistake.
Thank you for this: I hadn't seen the Feedback dropdown, so now I know...
BTW I always try here first, but it's a case of knowing what to look for.
Then I try Google, which usually brings me back here, but to a different place!