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tdcraggette
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May 18, 2021
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Freeze Quiz Labels

  • May 18, 2021
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Hello.

 

I was wandering if their is a way to have quiz labels remain on the quiz slide for the entirety of a course. I have a client that wants his users to review a quiz slide after answering a question and review the quiz labels, which currently display the incorrect or correct answer.

 

I don't think this is a feature set, so I don't know if this is possible.

Thank you for the help.

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    Lilybiri
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    May 18, 2021

    I try to guess at what you want  (English is not your native tongue, I suspect, nor is it mine).

     

    You are not talking about the normal Review mode of quiz slides, where the correct answers and given answers are indicated as checkmarks. I suspect that you want to keep the Correct/Incorrect feedback messages which appear in the first step of the Submit process? There is no longer an easy way to have a Review message on the quiz slides after leaving them.  But that is also not what you want (have a blog explaining how to do that) neither. Do you understand the two-step Submit Process? It is explained in-depth in this blog:

    Captivate's Quizzes (2): Submit Process - eLearning (adobe.com)

     

    This is the worfklow you could follow:

    1. Uncheck both Correct (Success) and Incorrect (Failure) messages in the question slide setup.
    2. Create custom feedback messages for both situations, using either captions or shapes as text container. Careful: they will be below the embedded objects on quiz slides, put them in an empty space. Set those messages as 'Invisilbe in Output' by using the eye button in the Properties panel.
    3. Use the Success and Last Attempt actions to 'Show....the appropriate custom message'.
    4. Since the deletion of the embedded messages have also deleted the first step in the Submit process, where the slide was paused until the learner clicks on the slide or presses Y, the slide is no longer paused! I would propose to add a Next button with a timeline starting after the pausing point of the slide (usual at 1.5secs) and have that Next button pause the slide later than the original pausing point.
    5. Once the feedback message 

    Sort of a variant of the workflow I explained here:

    Quiz Tweak 4: Submit Process - eLearning (adobe.com)

    tdcraggette
    Participating Frequently
    May 21, 2021

    Thank you for the resources...and your accumption is incorrect. I AM a native english speaker. 

    Have a nice day.