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I am creating quiz pages for my e-learning project. The pages look great in desktop mode, but they are a mess in iPhone or tablet mode. Specifically, the test questions are all bunched, cut off, and/or missing. Also, I have an image (brief animated video) that has to run next to the answer choices. Are there any useful design options?
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Which version do you use? If it is 2017, did you use Fluid boxes or
Breakpoint view for the responsive project?
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I am using Captivate 2017 with fluid boxes. When I select Question Slide, it automatically creates a slide with six vertical boxes.
And here's another weird thing: When I duplicate a quiz slide, it flips my image (video) with the quiz questions. I want the questions on the left, video on the right.
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I blogged about the fluid boxes on quizzing master slides after exploring
them. For me they worked pretty well on all devices I tested.
I see that you talk about an image/video. Which type of question did you
use?
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I have multiple-choice-type questions with four answer choices for each. The videos are 30 seconds or less in which there is an animation on how hockey players should position themselves while killing a penalty. (Just some animations I made using Animaker.) But even without the video, my text fields are all messed up. I want to create one slide to use as a template so I don't have to repeat this long process 20-30 times.
Looking at your blog page, I don't see anything specific to "quizzes," though I did visit "Starting with Captivate." It's nice to hear that many others (not just a beginner like myself) struggle in creating quiz pages.
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Title is Fluidize your Quizzes.
Those videos or animations, do you have then on the MCQ slide? No space
left in any fluid bos.
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I will check out your blog. Thanks.
I just inserted the video into the fluid box that contained the answer choices. Maybe you can spot any red flags below. It's working better in the iPad format, but I have given up on iPhone. Any online course I have taught or taken as a student warns not to take tests on smart phones.
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Sorry, on the road. That answer area is not meant to be filled with a video.
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OK, but when I preview it, it's working just fine.
BTW: I am a student preparing my first e-learning module with Captivate.
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Preview in many resolutions?
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It works well in desktop and iPad resolutions. I have given up on iPhone. I have to have this completed by Monday morning, and I have another non-Captivate project for another class also due. So, I'm probably not going to get everything perfect in time, though I'm trying to.