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wisemad
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September 10, 2017
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How do I add feedback inside a quiz question?

  • September 10, 2017
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How do I create a multiple answer quiz where the student gets immediate feedback for every single possible answer regardless of if it's correct or not?

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    Lilybiri
    Lilybiri
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    September 10, 2017

    With the default type of MCQ quiz slide, this is only possible for a single correct answer MCQ, not for multiple correct answers.

    Use the option 'Advanced Answer'. You can find that option with this work flow:

    1. Select one of the answers
    2. Switch to the Properties panel, because you'll probably be in the Quiz Properties panel
    3. Go to the Options tab
    4. Check 'Advanced Answer Option'
    5. You can specify an action to be done when this answer is selected (I choose Play audio here)
    6. And you can activate a specific Feedback message (which I did)

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    wisemadAuthor
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    September 10, 2017

    Thank you so much for such a prompt and detailed response! I guess what I'm looking for is multiple correct, with multiple feedback inside the question. Any workarounds for such a quiz? Perhaps there's  another way to get the results I'm looking for without using a quiz? 

    Lilybiri
    Lilybiri
    Legend
    September 10, 2017

    In that case you need to create a custom question slide. That gives you total control, but beware: some functionality that is automatically included with normal quiz slides will take a lot of work to reproduce. I think about Review, Retake with reset of the question.

    You can use the Checkboxes interaction, since you need to have the ability to check multiple answers. Or you can use a shape button for each answer if you want partial scoring. I have several blog posts about custom questions, often for older versions. You didn't specify which version you are using? Do you need to report to a LMS?

    More is possible if you are prepared to program with JavaScript. I am not a programmer myself and try to avoid too complicated JS scripts, but maybe you are a coder.

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