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Hi,
I am using Captivate 8. Is there a way for a learner to see the full list of quiz questions -- with their responses, marked correct/incorrect, after completing a quiz?
I have given them feedback after each question, and a total # of correct responses at the end, but some learners would find it helpful to see all of the questions, with their answers, on one screen.
Thank you,
Laura
You will need user variables to store the correct and the given answer for each question. There are some quizzing system variables that are useful, like cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice but they are reused on each question slide. This means you have to assign its value to a user variable for each question slide.
Some tips for this variable is to be found in:
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Why not activate the Review feature? It will take the user through all questions, and show the given answer, the correct answer.
Be careful: to avoid confusion between Retake (if you have multiple attempts on Quiz level) and Review, it is best to drag the Review button under the Retake button. More info:
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I have included the "Review Quiz" button, but the hope was that learners could see the question set in one place so that they could, e.g., print it and bring to class to review with their instructor, or in small groups.
Unfortunately, the module also needs to stand alone and can't be tied to a particular LMS system, so making results available to learners that way isn't an option either.
I'm thinking that this just might not be a function that Captivate allows?
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No, Captivate is typically meant to be used with a LMS, especially for quizzes.
You could achieve this with advanced/shared actions and user variables. It will be a lot of work.
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Thank you, Lilybiri! I was guessing that any non-LMS based solution was going to be very labor intensive; I do already have a system in place for our institution's LMS, but we want to be able to share the modules as widely as possible, with as close to the same caliber of feedback we provide our own learners with.
Anyway - thanks again! I will play around with advanced actions and see what I can come up with.
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You will need user variables to store the correct and the given answer for each question. There are some quizzing system variables that are useful, like cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice but they are reused on each question slide. This means you have to assign its value to a user variable for each question slide.
Some tips for this variable is to be found in: