This example provides in-context quiz questions in a real-world video scenario.

Hi Shannon - Sandy's answer is correct. I originally built the interaction as a single slide to show how multiple quiz questions could be added to videos. There were many requests to have a trackable quiz so that's when I built the lightbox version.

When you lightbox the slides, you can use freeform questions on each of those slides. This makes the quiz results trackable/reportable to the LMS.

Very well done. May I ask why there are two options, layers vs. lightbox slides?

Love this example. I noticed that if the viewer does not click on the question mark, the video continues and eventually the question mark disappears so the viewer missed the question. I wonder if you can also program it so the video stops when the question mark is not clicked to enforce that the learner addresses each question?

That is fantastic, and it doesn't look that difficult to do,!Great stuff!

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