Add likert to existing slide

Report · Oct 20, 2016

Is it possible to add a likert quiz to an existing slide...i.e i've designed and laid out a slide with 3 TEB's and want to add a likert question underneath, all on the same slide ?

Report · Oct 20, 2016

Quiz slides have a very strict design. One example: with the exception of a shape button, it is not possible to add interactive objects to such a slide. A TEB is an interactive object, so this is excluded.

You don't give much details: are the TEB's validated? Do they have a score that has to be transferred to a LMS?

Be aware: Likert questions are not supported for HTML output.

You can use a radiobuttons interaction to simulate a likert style. That can be combined with TEB's.

Here are some examples of using radiobuttons, not for a use case like yours but it could perhaps help:

Tips - Learning Interactions - Captivate blog

Report · Oct 20, 2016

Sorry for the lack of details.

I have a slide with 3 question TEB's that are just taking the entry and creating a variable...no validation except that they must be filled in.

I need a 4th variable (for size of company 0-10, 10-100, 100-1000 etc) that the user clicks on and the answer is saved.

The slide checks that all questions have an answer before allowing the user to continue.

You mention Likert's don't work in html5, and I believe sliders don't either ? What would you recommend to create a 0-100% type of interactive quiz slider ??

Report · Oct 20, 2016

If you read the blog post, you'll see that you can associate a variable to the radiobuttons interaction, which will store the chose item as value. And sorry, Likert is not supported for responsive projects, I think it is for normal projects also in HTML output. But the rest about question slides is correct.

I don't exactly know what you mean by 'sliders', Captivate never had a slider out of the box but maybe you mean something else than what I mean by a 'slider'. There is a 'slider' widget for SWF only by InfoSemantics.

Report · Oct 20, 2016

Yes by slider I was referring to the widget which as you say is swf.

I'll read the blog post now

Kind regards