This template helps you take your multiple-choice questions to the next level by transforming them into a gamified scenario. All the work is done for you, simply pop in your text for the questions, choices, and feedback text boxes.

Fun gamification aspects include the ability to select a character, follow a narrative, and score points.

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Fonts: Pacifico and Open Sans

Free Icon Set Download: Work-Themed Line Icons

52 Comments
Juan Crespo
Juan Crespo
Carlito Tomas
Jeannette Westbrook
Nicole Legault

Hi Jeannette! Thanks for your question. If I understand correctly you want to know: how does Storyline knows which of the 3 slide layers to show (OK Choice, Worst Choice, or Best Choice) when the learner has selected a choice and clicks "Submit". So here's the answer: It's done automatically with the "Submit" interaction trigger because the slide is set up as a Freeform slide. On top of being a freeform "pick one" slide, I also adjusted the freeform options so the feedback is "By Choice" instead of "By Question". (You'll notice the option for that in the Storyline ribbon when you're in "Form View" for a freeform slide). When you turn a slide into a freeform, it automatically creates an "Interaction" for it and as you can see when the user clicks the "Submit" button, in the trig... Expand

Cristina Brooks
Douglas Edwards
Nicole Legault
charlene neale
James Finder
Cathy Edwards
Cathy Edwards