I'd like to use Rise to build a form for a SME to use while evaluating the performance of a learner in a simulation environment. But am I correct in my understanding that there's no way to pass freeform text in an Articulate block "Survey slide" (or any other interaction data) to the SCORM output? At least it's not passing any data from a block in a test course, only the responses to Quiz sections.
Alternatively, is there any way to disable the score from showing at the end of a Quiz segment? I can potentially meet our needs by using freeform text quiz questions with no feedback.
Hi Thomas! You're correct — right now, there isn't a way to collect freeform responses in a quiz, nor turn off the quiz passing score.
It sounds like survey-style questions would be helpful for your team. In the meantime, I would suggest embedding a survey from a third-party tool (like Google Forms or SurveyMonkey) using a multimedia embed block.
I totally agree. The Knowledge check needs to allow for a survey type, similar to what Captivate does. There are some questions that are reflective and have no real answer. But providing feedback to whatever their answers are is valuable.
Yes, add me to the list of requesters. Currently embedding a Google Form, but it would be helpful to have this native as both a reflective question and a course survey.
We certainly need this option. Currently, we designed a tabular view that takes text inputs from user. But, we are not able to send these inputs back to LMS. Can you share how did you do it with javascript?
I'm ever so sorry, but I've been offline on these forums for quite some time. I'm aware a great deal of time has passed since I shared information on the Javascript trick, but is this something you'd still like to know? I can flag this topic to the developer who created it.
I was just working on an Overview section that includes some relevant inspiration for the learners. I tried using a Quiz with open choice, but I'd love to be able to have an option where any choice combo is correct. It's just to survey their background knowledge about the topic.
I agree with the comments above, a poll block would be a game-changer, as assessment doesn't always have to be a quiz. Sometimes we want to collect reactions, interest, and other data that's not a final quiz. Thanks for listening!
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I'd like to use Rise to build a form for a SME to use while evaluating the performance of a learner in a simulation environment. But am I correct in my understanding that there's no way to pass freeform text in an Articulate block "Survey slide" (or any other interaction data) to the SCORM output? At least it's not passing any data from a block in a test course, only the responses to Quiz sections.
Alternatively, is there any way to disable the score from showing at the end of a Quiz segment? I can potentially meet our needs by using freeform text quiz questions with no feedback.
Hi Thomas! You're correct — right now, there isn't a way to collect freeform responses in a quiz, nor turn off the quiz passing score.
It sounds like survey-style questions would be helpful for your team. In the meantime, I would suggest embedding a survey from a third-party tool (like Google Forms or SurveyMonkey) using a multimedia embed block.
Hi Alyssa, are you still tracking this? We would like to have this feature and leverage requests towards it.
Yes we are! Thanks for letting us know you need this feature, Jon.
I totally agree. The Knowledge check needs to allow for a survey type, similar to what Captivate does. There are some questions that are reflective and have no real answer. But providing feedback to whatever their answers are is valuable.
Yes, add me to the list of requesters. Currently embedding a Google Form, but it would be helpful to have this native as both a reflective question and a course survey.
Hi Euan,
We certainly need this option. Currently, we designed a tabular view that takes text inputs from user. But, we are not able to send these inputs back to LMS. Can you share how did you do it with javascript?
Many Thanks.
+1
Hello Jakub, Lin and Rubab.
I'm ever so sorry, but I've been offline on these forums for quite some time. I'm aware a great deal of time has passed since I shared information on the Javascript trick, but is this something you'd still like to know? I can flag this topic to the developer who created it.
All the best,
Euan.
Please include this!
I was just working on an Overview section that includes some relevant inspiration for the learners. I tried using a Quiz with open choice, but I'd love to be able to have an option where any choice combo is correct. It's just to survey their background knowledge about the topic.
I agree with the comments above, a poll block would be a game-changer, as assessment doesn't always have to be a quiz. Sometimes we want to collect reactions, interest, and other data that's not a final quiz. Thanks for listening!