Is there any way to format a Rise quiz question so that it doesn't require the user to continually scroll up and down in each question to see the full question with the feedback after submitting?
Are you viewing on a mobile device perhaps? When I view on my computer, I do not have to scroll to see my selection and the feedback:
Of course if I had longer questions, more choices, or my screen was smaller, this would change. Also remember that Rise courses are responsive. Read more about that here.
That's the great thing about immediate feedback, the user did just choose :) Maybe more detailed feedback could also prevent the need to scroll back as well?
Thank you, but that example is not a realistic question.
When you have even a simple question and 4 simple answer choices, the entire question cannot be seen after submitting. It results in perpetual scrolling up and down for each question. Its' the same on the tablet and other devices.
There is so much vertical white space between everything. Makes is pretty unusable for any number of questions. See below.
Debby
Before the submit (this one fits ok, but some do not):
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After the submit (even the simplest questions require scrolling to see the original question with the explanation):
I'm not able to see the specific images that you've shared here as it looks like you may have responded via e-mail, but I'd be happy to submit a feature request on your behalf with your examples if you are able to pop back in and share or you are welcome to submit it here.
Wondering if there was any followup to this. I would like to have the spaces between answer choices smaller so it doesn't always require scrolling down to discover the next button....
No news just yet. Thanks for following up and letting us know about your interest in this feature! We're still tracking requests for the ability to adjust margins and padding within Rise.
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Hi Debby!
Are you viewing on a mobile device perhaps? When I view on my computer, I do not have to scroll to see my selection and the feedback:
Of course if I had longer questions, more choices, or my screen was smaller, this would change. Also remember that Rise courses are responsive. Read more about that here.
That's the great thing about immediate feedback, the user did just choose :) Maybe more detailed feedback could also prevent the need to scroll back as well?
I'd love to hear what others have done.
Thank you, but that example is not a realistic question.
When you have even a simple question and 4 simple answer choices, the entire question cannot be seen after submitting. It results in perpetual scrolling up and down for each question. Its' the same on the tablet and other devices.
There is so much vertical white space between everything. Makes is pretty unusable for any number of questions. See below.
Debby
Before the submit (this one fits ok, but some do not):
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After the submit (even the simplest questions require scrolling to see the original question with the explanation):
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Hi Debby,
I understand and what you are saying makes sense.
I'm not able to see the specific images that you've shared here as it looks like you may have responded via e-mail, but I'd be happy to submit a feature request on your behalf with your examples if you are able to pop back in and share or you are welcome to submit it here.
Thank you! I would appreciate the submission of a feature request on my behalf.
Images attached.
Debby
You got it! Thanks :)
Wondering if there was any followup to this. I would like to have the spaces between answer choices smaller so it doesn't always require scrolling down to discover the next button....
Hi All!
No news just yet. Thanks for following up and letting us know about your interest in this feature! We're still tracking requests for the ability to adjust margins and padding within Rise.
We'll reach out if we make any changes that help!
I now have a client complaining about having to scroll to view an entire quiz question in Rise. Has there been a way to resolve this?