Compare Results in adobe captivate

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February 20, 2019
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Hello, i have to make an e-learning and i need to compare the results of two "quizzes" people need to be able to select multiple options from and the result stay like that, after that, they will see the course and when they finish they have to check the options once agan and be able to see the comparison between the first and the last attempt, I was wondering if that is possible and if it is how can I implement that.

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Lilybiri

Legend

An essential detail is missing in your question: are you reporting to a LMS or not? If you setting up reporting (SCORM) comparing results for attempts should be set up in the LMS, not in Captivate. A Captivate file can report only one quiz result, a SCORM rule.

However if you are not using a LMS, and just want to show the results of a quiz inside of Captivate there may be a way. Before I try to explain, please answer my question.

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notrogerAuthor

Participant

Thanks for responding, and I am not reporting to a LMS yet, what I need to do is to show the results of the quiz to the person taking it, so they can compare both results in the end.

RodWard

Community Expert

But in what FORMAT are you intending to show them the results from both attempts? That's an important design consideration.

Are you intending that they simply see some numbers or text on a single slide with one side showing the first attempt and the other side showing the second? Or are you intending that they actually revisit each question slide and see some comparison data there?

RodWard

Community Expert

Not really possible with standard quiz questions in Captivate, but would be possible by building custom question slides out of Captivate's interactive components, User Variables and Conditional Advanced Actions.

However, if you have to ask this question I would be assuming you are fairly new to Captivate and building something like this is likely beyond your capabilities at present.

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notrogerAuthor

Participant

Thank you for taking your time to answer, and yes indeed I am fairly new to captivate and yes, I am probably facing a challenge with this task, but thank you for your answer, I appreciate the help!

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