Code Terminal Simulation
Hi, I needed to create a code terminal for the learner to type in the code and get the feeling that it is a real terminal, and also get some kind od an imidiate feedback so they can spot the mistake on the spot. I built this with JS, and the code is in the YouTube comment with an explanation, so if you want to change colors and more, you'd know where, even if you are not a JS developer. Maybe it will help others too, and if so, enjoy! https://youtu.be/PWDxqyq4sRo?si=zvonqvBNmobFum3nCustomizable "Invalid Answer" as a Feedback Master
Greetings, I would like to suggest adding a feedback master to properly edit the "invalid answer" or "You must answer before proceeding" prompt. Please note that we currently have "Correct Answer", "Incorrect Answer", "Retry", "Review" and "Thank you". I'm aware that the "Invalid answer" is a player prompt and not a slide one, but having the ability to customize it like other feedbacks would greatly help homogenizing our designs. Thanks in advance :)Best way to get feedback/workshop content with SMEs
I'm starting a project that involves a lot of SMEs contributing content, and I know there will be plenty of back and forth to get the language just right. What’s the best way to handle this? In the past, we’ve used Word storyboards with track changes, but it’s hard for SMEs to visualise, and it takes ages to format. I’ve also used Review 360 in Rise, but the feedback screenshots often end up in the wrong spot, making it confusing to know what the SME is referring to. A colleague suggested Storyline might be better for reviews. Is that true? Or should I just export as a PDF and get feedback that way?Post-quiz review when importing from excel
Hello! We currently use Excel to import our questions directly into Storyline, but this process limits us to providing only choice-level feedback. Is there a way to import the feedback text as part of a post-quiz review, rather than tying it to the correct answer choice?
