Using a Pre-Test to Guide Learning
Mar 11, 2021
A pre-test can set the stage for your online training and give learners a preview of what's to come in the course. You may also want to use a pre-test to allow learners to bypass course content based on their score.
In this example, Trina created a next-steps lesson to give learners three options for how to proceed after completing the pre-test. She hid the sidebar menu and used a button stack block to design this eye-catching branching interaction.
Quiz: The Myths and Facts of Employee Engagement
Click here to read more about how she created this project in 5 steps.
Why and How I Created This Pre-Test in Rise 360
Now we'd love to hear from you! Tell us how you've used pre-tests in your Rise 360 courses, and share some tips for other designers who may want to try this in their next e-learning project!
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Would love to seee this feature also - I am currently trying to build a quiz where the user has to reset and take it again if they score lower than 80%, and this would be ideal!
Will this feature be offered in Rise 360?
Barbara Garvin | Lead Organizational Change Management Analyst
Enterprise Transformation Office | Rice University
713.348.3721 | Cambridge Office Building | MS 97
Did anyone come up with a template/solution for this? I would like to have the option that Hanna mentioned. I think having that on some compliance courses would help learners engage knowing that if they can answer some of the questions they don't need to complete all the course.