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November 13, 2015
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Can I set up more than one test in a project? Pleaseeeee it's very important!

  • November 13, 2015
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Hello my name is Camila.

Im interesting about setting up more than one test in the same project.

In the first screen will appear 2 button:

Maths test / Spanish test

I need two tests 'cause I need definitely 2 results lists, one for Maths and one for Spanish.

Please, i need your help as soon as you can !

Ty

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Correct answer Lilybiri

What do you mean by 'two results lists'? This seems to indicate you want to report to a LMS, and Rod told you that it is a SCORM rule that each file can have only one quiz to be reported. This means you'll need to split in two files.

If just giving the results to the user, without LMS, maybe this article could help you set up custom score slides:

Intermediate Score Slides - Captivate blog

If only one out of two tests has to be reported, you can use Branch Aware.

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Lilybiri
LilybiriCorrect answer
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November 14, 2015

What do you mean by 'two results lists'? This seems to indicate you want to report to a LMS, and Rod told you that it is a SCORM rule that each file can have only one quiz to be reported. This means you'll need to split in two files.

If just giving the results to the user, without LMS, maybe this article could help you set up custom score slides:

Intermediate Score Slides - Captivate blog

If only one out of two tests has to be reported, you can use Branch Aware.

RodWard
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Community Expert
November 14, 2015

Each Captivate CPTX really can only have one quiz, not two.  The Quiz Result slide that Captivate automatically adds MUST be after the final question in the quiz and by default it will show results for ALL quiz questions in that project.

If you need these two quizzes to be scored separately in an LMS, then you need to be using two separate CPTX files.

If there is no LMS involved and the scoring you need to show the learner is intended to be JUST for whichever quiz they do, then you can create your own faux Quiz Result slide using custom User Variables (one for each question belonging to each quiz plus a few more to hold results) and Conditional Advanced Actions (to do the math and get combined results) and then display these results in Shape Objects or Text Captions on the Result Slides.  It can be done, but it's not "easy".