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NEW FEATURE: Enhanced Quiz Feedback in Rise
We’re so excited to share the latest new feature in Rise: enhanced quiz feedback. This new feature lets you display specific feedback to learners depending on their answer choices.
This is super helpful when you want to give learners coaching when they select an incorrect answer. In this video, CTO Arlyn Asch walks you through how it works:
To see all the new features we’ve shipped in Rise recently, check out our What’s New page.
We really need to be able to give feedback on the whole quiz (if passed or failed). Especially without the ability of being able to stop someone moving onto the next lesson without first passing the quiz we should at least be able to encourage them (in the quiz feedback) to take the quiz again if they have failed.
It's possible to add a feedback that tells the learner wich questions are wrong but without telling them wich is the correct answer?
It sounds to me like you’d like to remove the checkmarks or indication of the correct answer if you're providing feedback to the learner when they're incorrect? That is definitely an idea I can share with the team! If this isn’t quite right, please let me know what you need and I’ll be happy to help.
@Ashley Terwilliger - I came here looking specifically for the ability to give immediate question-by-question feedback, WITHOUT revealing the correct answers. Please add another request to the pile for this feature!
Hi Ashley,
I want to confirm with you... Is there a way to provide the immediate feedback (correct/Incorrect) for each quiz question without revealing the correct answer? I like the "take again" option, but I don't want to give them the answers before they do so.
In addition, can you allow them to review the course again prior to a quiz "retake?"
I would like to disable the "correct/incorrect" feedback entirely, and only give the learners a written feedback to their responses. Sometimes we just want the learners to reflect, and there is no correct or incorrect answer.
Thanks for that feedback, Sara!
If you have time to log a feature request and tell us more about your specific needs, that would be super helpful!
Are you planning to add this feature for the "knowledge check" block too?
So, I just want to make sure I understand how it will work because this is really an essential feature for us. Could I use quizzes basically as knowledge checks by inserting short Quizzes as lessons throughout the course and restricting navigation until each question is answered correctly? For courses taken without an LMS this would allow me to set it up so that by the time the user gets to the end of the course they will have answered all of the questions correctly. Am I understanding this correctly?
Hi all!
A quick note to let you know the feature - Require Passing Score to Continue has been released in Rise! You can see more on this here. This setting only impacts Quizzes in Rise (not knowledge checks).
I hope that helps with your courses, and have a happy New Year!
Ashley you made my day! I'm going to try it out now.
Providing enhanced features to give different types of feedback for each question in a quiz is great, however it would be even better if quizzes could be placed in blocks rather than having the learner go to a separate "lesson" to simply take a quiz. This get's quite confusing when delivering via the LMS. Any idea when quizzes will be available as a block option? I know this was mentioned about 6 months ago, along with the Labeled Graphic interaction. I think it really is an essential feature.
Agreed!
Hi Ashley - it would be really helpful to be able to remove the indication of the correct answer when providing feedback that the learner incorrectly answered a quiz question. Instead, I'd like them to read the feedback and try to find the correct answer on their own before continuing.
I like the new feature but I can only use it when I turn on the quiz option "reveal answers" in the settings. I don't want my users to see the correct answer if they picked the incorrect choice. The user needs to retake the quiz but it provides the answer.
