Must Click Buttons Before Moving to Next Page

 The multiple button technique is easy to manage by setting a variable that gets set each time you click on one of the buttons and then set the Next button to only work (condition) if the three conditions are met.

As for your 8 end of chapter questions, this one is pretty simple use a test in each end of section. This is important because in the settings of the test you simply mark the test to be included in the overall score. Now the important thing is to make sure if you are using an Assignable Unit (for AICC or SCORM) set the maximum score to 100 to make sure the overall value passing to your LMS (if you have one) does not exceed 100. This will force the course to average the overall value of the test score. The AICC_SCORE varaible is a cumulative variable so assuming each test has a maximum value of 100 the total value of all tests will be 800, averaged down to 100.

On the other hand if you don't want to build the tests then when you build the questions have a variable set so that if the correct answer is selected it adds a value to the variable or subtract if the incorrect value is selected. Do this for each question and it will create an overall score for all of the questions this value can then be used as your passing/failing value.

If this doesn't make sense just send me a message and I'll work it through with you.

mac232004 said:Hello, I apologize if this topic has already been discussed, it's sometimes difficult to do a search and find what you're looking for. I have a page that requires the user to click on 3 buttons BEFORE they can move on to the Next page. I have figured out how to do this when only one button needs to be clicked, but not with multiple buttons. Can someone help me? I also have a second question. I am now doing a WBT that contains end-of-chapter questions that must count toward an overall test grade. I have never done one like the before. Can you please provide guidance on how to get all 8 chapter quizzes to count together for one test grade? Thanks!