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Nir's avatar
Nir
Community Member
11 days ago

Audio option in Rise quiz feedbacks

In Rise quiz, it is possible to add audio to a question, but not to the feedbacks.

Could you please add audio option on feedbacks ?

If someone needs to hear the question, he/she probably needs to hear if the answer is correct or not.

Thank you in advance.

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3 Replies

  • StevenBenassi's avatar
    StevenBenassi
    Staff
    10 days ago

    Hi  Nir​, 

    Thanks for the feedback on how we can improve Quizzes in Rise.

    As you've shared, Quizzes support audio on questions but not for feedback. I can see how that leaves a gap in the learner experience. Insights like these help our teams when evaluating which features to prioritize next, so I’d love to learn a bit more.

    Is the need for audio on feedback driven by an accessibility requirement your organization has to meet?

    Also, how are you working around this limitation today, and how much extra time is this adding to your workflow?

  • HannahMarrio242's avatar
    HannahMarrio242
    Community Member
    4 days ago

    This is an issue we face also.  Accessibility wise, this isn't ideal.  For anyone who has difficulties reading, this limits their ability to learn from their mistakes (and causes us issues with complaints where people think something has been missed/is not working correctly compared to the rest of the course).  Could this be something addressed in future?  You can add audio everywhere else, but this seems to be missing.

    • LucianaPiazza's avatar
      LucianaPiazza
      Staff
      9 minutes ago

      Hi HannahMarrio242, 

      Thanks for adding your voice! It’s helpful to hear that missing audio in quiz feedback makes it harder for learners who struggle with reading to learn from their mistakes. It also leads to complaints that something in the course isn’t working.

      How do your accessibility guidelines shape the way you add audio to your content?

      I don’t have anything to share about what’s ahead, but hearing how this plays out for your learners helps us understand what you’re looking for.