I'm not sure what I'm missing here, but when a student fills in the blank on my module and gets the answer right or wrong, it provides the answer. So, it defeats the purpose of "trying again." Is it supposed to do this? I don't see a setting to change it. See my image. Can't it just say "try again" and not provide the answer?
Hi there, Pamela. For knowledge check blocks, learners will see the correct answers and any feedback you choose to give after they submit their answers. In graded quizzes, however, you can choose not to reveal correct answers.
Okay, now I know! Then I guess I was wondering why there is an option to "try again." When it's pointless because at that point the student knows the answer! :)
Have an idea on the Fill in the blank question type, by adding the questions in Graded quiz there is an option to hide the correct/incorrect responses.
But I wish to use this same setting by using Fill in the blank question type in Knowledge check lesson. Can you please navigate me, a bit as early as possible?
Hey there! For knowledge check blocks, learners will see the correct answers and any feedback you choose to give after they submit their answers. That being said, I've taken your question as a feature request. I'll let you know if we make any changes that help.
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Hi Pamela,
What your are describing is how Rise works. You are not missing anything as there are unfortunately no settings to change this.
Hi there, Pamela. For knowledge check blocks, learners will see the correct answers and any feedback you choose to give after they submit their answers. In graded quizzes, however, you can choose not to reveal correct answers.
Okay, now I know! Then I guess I was wondering why there is an option to "try again." When it's pointless because at that point the student knows the answer! :)
Yes, it is indeed pointless.
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Thank you Pamela for raising this.
Hi, Crystal
Have an idea on the Fill in the blank question type, by adding the questions in Graded quiz there is an option to hide the correct/incorrect responses.
But I wish to use this same setting by using Fill in the blank question type in Knowledge check lesson. Can you please navigate me, a bit as early as possible?
Hey there! For knowledge check blocks, learners will see the correct answers and any feedback you choose to give after they submit their answers. That being said, I've taken your question as a feature request. I'll let you know if we make any changes that help.
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