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.
Montse,
Thanks for sharing. This is a fantastic use of quizzing in an interactive and continuously engaging manner. I loved the use of video and the question mark at key points. It is so much better than the routine bullet points on a slide and something I am trying to convince a client to move towards for a more engaging experience.
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?
Petra,
I saw that too but I think it is quite a simple thing to modify so I was not too worried. I may not be correct. I will see when I try and duplicate the approach.
Thanks for your thoughts, Ian. I am actually not a user of Storyline so it is interesting for me to hear from you that it is something that you expect to be easy. I love EASY!
Haha i thought Masked potatoes was a trick question.
Other than that i found it real slick and professional looking.
A really cool way to present questions on a certain subject.
Montse,
I am working on creating this video quiz for my portfolio. Do you pause the timeline and then resume or do you make the seekbar "read only." I'm using SL2. thanks!
Great engagement with this design. I really like it. The wish I have is for there to be a way to have control over the state of that red/white window close control on the lightboxed slides, so that it would not be possible to close the question popup without actually attempting the question. As far as I know its a hard wired storyline property. Wondering if anyone has any insights about this?
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