Do your learners deal with any scenarios or situations that might take place on a phone or via text messaging? If so, this text message simulation quiz will be useful for you. It includes audio, so make sure to turn up the volume! Simply edit the text content to make the scenario relevant to your subject matter.
Great interaction. I am having some issues using multiple slides. As soon as I add an additional question, the one in the front no longer works. Has anyone else had this issue and/or found a solution?
Hi David! thanks for posting your question, however I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "the one in front no longer works". Can you elaborate please? :) Thanks!
Nicole,
Thanks for the quick reply. I added the quiz piece to my project and added
my content and it worked perfectly. However, when I duplicated the slide
and edited the content for the next question, the first question no longer
worked. The initial question, when the submit button is hit, skips directly
to question 2. I tried this several times, rechecked the triggers, etc. and
still no luck.
Thanks,
Dave
Hey David - I've followed up with you via email so I can hopefully get my hands on your .story file to see what's happening. It's really impossible to tell what the issue is in this case without looking at what's going on behind the scenes :) Thanks!
I am having the same issue with the text message template - instead of showing the layer with the response after hitting the "submit" button, it jumps to the next slide. If you use the sample template and duplicate it, the results are the same, but the single slide does work.... what is the work around for this please
David and Catherine - Thanks for pointing out this issue to me! I made a few small changes to the file to fix it, so if you want to re-download the file now, the issue will no longer be there. Thanks again - have a great day!
No problem, Catherine and David, again I'm so glad you took a moment to point it out to me so I could fix it!
David - this was quite the head-scratcher but there was a problem with the fact that I had removed the default Correct/Incorrect feedback layers that are created when I turned the slide into a Freeform pick-one. When there are no default feedback layers in place, the Submit Interaction trigger by default jumps to the next slide instead. So, I recreated the slide but this time left the default Correct/Incorrect feedback layers in place. I just removed the feedback from those layers (I went into the Feedback Master to do that) and instead of having the feedback appear, I put the text message replies as appearing on the Correct and Incorrect layers instead. It's actually a bit n... Expand
No problem, Catherine and David, again I'm so glad you took a moment to point it out to me so I could fix it!
David - this was quite the head-scratcher but there was a problem with the fact that I had removed the default Correct/Incorrect feedback layers that are created when I turned the slide into a Freeform pick-one. When there are no default feedback layers in place, the Submit Interaction trigger by default jumps to the next slide instead. So, I recreated the slide but this time left the default Correct/Incorrect feedback layers in place. I just removed the feedback from those layers (I went into the Feedback Master to do that) and instead of having the feedback appear, I put the text message replies as appearing on the Correct and Incorrect layers instead. It's actually a bit nicer this way because it makes it easier to potentially have different replies for a correct vs. an incorrect answer... It's a bit technical, but I hope that helps you understand.
I'm pretty sure it's because you duplicated the slide instead of building a new slide that the script is reading go to the next slide and forwarding to slide 2. I would recommend building your first slide, then creating a new slide and copying/pasting the artwork independently in order have the script read both slides consecutively in the correct order.
This is a great idea. I have a project on my desk that was thrown at me this week that I was lost with a treatment for, this might be just the answer. Thanks Nicole.
Great stuff Nicole, I've used something similar in a demo that I produced earlier this year, but with this one you drag the correct reply...
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This raises the concept of experiential learning; creating a realistic situation and letting people learn within it by 'doing'. Based on works by Kolb that emphasises learning by doing.
That's a really great demo, Kim! Love it, thanks so much for sharing! Funny coincidence: When I first started developing my download I had used the "I'm calling in sick" scenario... which is the same one you have in yours... but I ended up changing to something generic... but that would have been uncanny!
Thanks Nicole! After the recent Roadshow, I had been tinkering with building one of these on my own. It was no where as near as useful as this! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Dave! Unfortunately there's no version of this for Storyline 1 at the moment, although it absolutely would be completely possible if youre interested in trying to rebuild it!
Hi Nicole.
I love this and would love to use the template for my own quizes... However as i'm new to using articulate and not very confident with it ye, i cant quite work out how to edit it. I have only ever done quizes using the form view, however on this it has check boxes...sorry if this is really simple.
Adam
Hello , does anyone can help me, I downloaded the Storyline2 : Text Message Quiz Template , I would like to know if you have to change the effect of Template :
In fact I'd like to do the following, put three questions and if the person choosing the wrong appears a msg saying he will have another chance , and questions are available to him to try and get it right, if you choose the correct appeared msg with a given text
I am having the most difficult time getting this to work, and I am pretty sure it is something small. The answers are not changing in the call outs? Help :)
Hello Jacqueline ,
I do not know if I understand your doubts but let's see if I can help you.
you are changing the msg response and qunado view the Quiz , still shows the origin of certain phrases?
Do the following click the message that you are editing , done that you can view in the lower field a written button " EDIT STATES " When you click notice that appears three buttons a written NORMAL AND OTHER TWO , which I did changed the phrase as you I did then entered this option just described and clicked on the other two and deleted , done that the phrase you escreveui will appear, this was the solution I found .
OBS, you must do so in the correct and incorrect box.
I hope it helped you .
Hi Nicole,
I used this for my course and everyone LOVED it! It was a little tricky to program, but I figured it out and it was super cool! Thank you so much for sharing this creative interaction! :)
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No problem, Catherine and David, again I'm so glad you took a moment to point it out to me so I could fix it! David - this was quite the head-scratcher but there was a problem with the fact that I had removed the default Correct/Incorrect feedback layers that are created when I turned the slide into a Freeform pick-one. When there are no default feedback layers in place, the Submit Interaction trigger by default jumps to the next slide instead. So, I recreated the slide but this time left the default Correct/Incorrect feedback layers in place. I just removed the feedback from those layers (I went into the Feedback Master to do that) and instead of having the feedback appear, I put the text message replies as appearing on the Correct and Incorrect layers instead. It's actually a bit n... Expand