Want a more flexible way to quiz your learners? Maybe you need to create a self-assessment, a personality test, or provide other customized feedback depending on the score (e.g., What type of manager are you?). This Storyline 360 flexible quiz scoring template is just the thing to get you started. You can customize the point values, variable scores, and feedback results to fit your needs.
Thank you Sarah! I always enjoy your work and appreciate your detailed explanations. I like how this example encompasses so many tricky features of Storyline. You have simplified them. Your work is always part of my mood /inspiration board as I grow and experiment with design.
Hi quick question
Can templates that are provided here be used in our learning or are they owned therefore cannot be used for business purposes, for example if they were customized?
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J
Hi Sarah. I'm completely new to the ID area. I'm still trying to learn from the projects of Pros like you. Your work is one of those that give me encouragement to continue learning.
This is very neat - I'm fairly new to Storyline and hadn't played with variable scores before. I can't quite get my head around the trigger that submits the user's choice when they click on Submit, as there's no Submit button. The other triggers are just set to advance the user to the next slide when they click on an option, rather than submitting that choice as their answer. Have I missed something?
If I'm not mistaken, I believe the Submit Button trigger is simply identifying all 3 buttons as a "submit" button. In other words, in this case, there isn't one right or wrong answer, rather, each answer is simply assigned its own value. 1 point, 3 points, or 5 points. So, the "Pick One 1" Interaction, which she created herself, is just saying to submit the results to the result slide, whenever the learner Picks any of the 3 buttons. Then the Feedback given on the results slide is dynamic based on what the score was.
Hi Sarah, This is exactly what i was looking for! Thanks
Is there a way to make a quiz in storyline, and then use it in a Rise course? But then also be able to set that de course cannot continue untel the test is passed like with one of the build in Rise quizzes?
Hi Jop Daalmans! Great question! Here's an article on how to require learners to complete a Storyline block before moving on:
https://articulate.com/support/article/Rise-How-to-Require-Learners-to-Complete-a-Storyline-Block
I hope that helps!
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I love this - Thanks
I've tried using it as a survey by uploading as a SCORM file to our LMS. So in this pre course knowledge check, no answer is wrong per se. Am I missing something, as when I upload it to our LMS, although it completes correctly, having received a grade (even a low one), Id like to be able to report on scores. Anything other than a 5 is reported as 'wrong'. I'm probably missing something simple in the publish or LMS settings? I'd like it to send through the actual score to the LMS and not a percentage - that way we could see if individual's scores were higher after the course
Hope that makes sense and thanks for reading
Pip:)
Is this possible to set up in a Pick Many situation where there are multiple correct answers and you want each correct answer selected to be worth 1 point?
Hi, I am using this template with a different color scheme and noticed it is very difficult to review the right/wrong answers, as the buttons are selected for more than one choice are the same color. There is no indication of which one is the right/wrong answer. Two buttons/answer choices are the same color/ selected state where the question was answered correctly, further adding to the confusion. It is also difficult to advance through the slides when reviewing. Any tips? How do I edit review mode?
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