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The teacher I am designing for would like a list at the end of the Captive quiz of the question numbers of the questions missed.
The teacher wants to know which questions the class needs review and more explanation to.
I have tried several things but haven't been successful.
What is the best way to get a teacher a list of the question numbers of the questions missed?
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What do you mean by 'missed'? Are those the skipped questions or the wrongly answered questions?
This is typical a feature of the LMS if it is about wrongly answered questions. I have been a college professor for many years, and used to screen the results of assessments on the LMS to check which features were not well understood by my students. Captivate is an authoring tool, the feedback given in the course can be very beneficial for the student, but analysis of the results are for the LMS.
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Yes, wrongly answered.
What is the best way to list on the quiz results page the question numbers of the questions wrongly answered?
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This is doable but you need to have a certain level of familiarity with User Variables and Advanced Actions.
You could set up user variables for each of the quiz questions and then use the On Last Attempt event of each quiz question to assign these variables with a value that indicated which question was wrongly answered. Then on your Quiz Results slide you would need to use an Advanced Action to display each user variable whose value indicates its question was answered incorrectly.
An alternate way of doing this is to use a single user variable and use the On Last Attempt events of quiz questions answered incorrectly to append its value with the numbers of the questions answered incorrectly. (For this you would generally use an Expression action that takes the current value of the variable (as a string) and appends the number of the next incorrectly answered question.)
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Thank you RodWard,
The problem is when I choose "Submit All" in the quiz settings preferences then my user variables don't get any value placed in them. They end up with empty values. My client(my boss) wants students to be able to go backward and forward through the quiz changing their answers and then making the submission at the end. The client doesn't want students to submit their answer each question, just one time for all the question at the end. So I choose "Submit All" in the quiz settings preferences, but the problem is my user variables then end up with empty values.
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I don't think you had previously mentioned you were wanting to use Submit All. My suggested method won't work in that case because you do not get each individual quiz question slide evaluated separately with an On Last Attempt event capable of executing the necessary actions.
I don't know of any way to do what you want in Captivate if you elect to use Submit All. You might need to engage the services of a programmer and have a custom-built solution. (But I would NOT recommend that route because any changes to the project would again need re-engaging professional programming expertise. It could easily become a maintenance nightmare.
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Rod offered you an answer, so I'll leave you to him, but hope you did read my answer: it is not because the student will see his wrong answers (which can also been done with Review feature) that the teacher has the ability to check those answers because it will happen within the course. Teacher should check the reports by the LMS.
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Yes thank you Lilybiri, I read you answer. Where are the reports by the LMS?
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Depends on the LMS and there are so many around. You can have overview of the results of a group of students but this is so different between the LMS's. You'll have to talk with the teacher and the LMS people, before starting to create something in Captivate that will be beneficial for the learner, but is not transmitted to the LMS which mean it is not usable for what the teacher wants: analysis.