quizzes with multiple feedbacks
January 9, 2009 12:00 AM
Here's another approach you could use, especially if you want to make it possible for the learner to try again after the second incorrect answer if they wanted to:Set a counter variable that is incremented each time the "Check Answer" button (or whatever you call it) is clicked. On the Check Answer button, attach the following actions:* Action to display correct answer response if 'Question 001' (or whatever that questions variable name is).* Action to display "try again" message if 'Question 001 is incorrect' and counter variable equals 1.* Action to display "wrong answer, go to next" message if 'Question 001' is incorrect and counter variable is equal to, or greater than, 2.I would tend to stay away from the duplicate page approach...that's a good approach when you're using, say, PowerPoint, to create interactive e-learning, but entirely unecessary and inelegant when you're working with an authoring tool that allows you to use varaibles and actions.Just my $.02!Laura
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