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Hilda Bagnoli

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Aug 5, 2024, 2:43:59 AM8/5/24

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Howto create form that if you haven't reached x number of points then you have failed and need to retry ? I assume it is through running a PowerAutomate but I can't figure out how to get flow to read the Total Points to put through the control function. Any ideas?

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Go to forms.office.com and you'll see a Quick Import button. Pretty much self-explanatory after that. However, when I tried this (converting Quiz to Form), it would have been way more trouble to tweak the import than to start over.

I inadvertently created a quiz when I really needed a form. It is an application for an award that needs to have all submitted data reviewed. It is working perfectly, but I noticed the email button says "Take Quiz Now'... I'd rather that button say 'Start Application'.

Is there a way to quickly upload the questions from a Google form/quiz to the question bank for a Canvas Quiz, or do I need to retype(or copy/paste individually) thousands of questions? Would it be possible to copy/upload at least the question stems from the google spreadsheet generated by responses into a spreadsheet for a Canvas quiz?

@solicel , greetings and welcome to the Canvas Community! Probably the easiest thing to do right now is to use Respondus to get your quizzes into Canvas. We use it all the time it's great! You can try it for free for 30 days if you want to give it a whirl - Download Respondus 4.0

Can you elaborate on how Respondus would allow me to easily move my Google Forms Quizzes to Canvas? I really don't want to to have to copy/paste the (literally) thousands of times that would be necessary.

I'm a new user to Canvas as well and this was a HUGE question for me. SO FAR, the easiest way I have found was to embed it into the assignment. This DOES require you to go to the google form/spreadsheet to get the scores but depending on your purpose it is faster when in a hurry than retyping. I'll be trying Quizzes Next soon so watching these questions for help!

I like how the Quizzes Legacy or Quizzes.Next in Canvas directly import into the gradebook and I can set it to take the student's highest score. The downfall I have is that I have all my weekly formative assessments in Google forms and have to retype them all into Canvas. If time was of no issue that would be my preferred method for the reasons stated above. Right now, I'm embedding the Google form into an assignment, creating pivot tables on the Google Form response sheet, manually selecting the highest grade and then typing grades into the Canvas Gradebook. Its not ideal. Additionally, I have to manually check for all late submissions. I recently ran across this post: -locked-down-google-forms-importing-grades-into-canvas and would love to try #StephenGilbert instructions.

My uni has a quiz importer tool called getmarked that can also import from Google Forms and export it as a QTI file, which is importable to canvas. Here's their how-to article on importing from Google Forms.

I'm trying to create a simple multiple choice quiz using radio buttons, directing the user to different "thank you" landing pages that will display their score on each page. I also want to be able to capture email address into our database in with the same page (which should not be an issue), however, I'm running into a wall. I know there are 3rd party quiz programs that can be integrated into Marketo, but just wanted to see options before considering a purchase. My attempt went like this:

... However, here's where my problem lies. As the logic of a quiz would go, I wanted to send the user to different landing pages for each combination of answers they chose. Unless I'm not seeing something, it looks like that's not an option. You can keep hitting "add choice", but it only gives you the option to send the user to a different landing page for each answer rather than a combination of answers, if that makes sense?

... The other option I thought of was to create a campaign to do this, but realized you can't set up a flow to trigger landing page URLS.. or can you? And if so, how would I pull the values from the form to use as constraints? I read something about Javascript / Forms 2.0 / adding custom HTML to try and do this, but not sure if it's possible.

I think this seems like a very strange way to do this, but instead of trying to do the combination of answers, why not build in logic of a lead score (separate from you lead scores) and +1 for each correct answer and go to each thank you page based on the score?

Honestly no clue if this will work, I am not really thinking about it but it seemed like something you could try. I wouldn't recommend this approach. Way cleaner ways to build this out but why, when someone already has in launchpoint as you mention.

How many multiple choice questions do you have? Here is an idea for a workaround on the thank you page, you can keep it general like "your score is being generated, you'll recieve an email shortly", and instead just create multiple emails and smart campaigns to send them an email based on their answers.

From a UX perspective, I think a 3rd party option is a better option if you want to keep it all onscreen - I've looked into SnapApp in the past and its user friendly. I have used Ion Interactive before and to be honest the backend was clunky and learning curve was huge.

Calculating the score in JavaScript and passing that in a hidden field is comically easy. However, it would also be comically easy for someone to see the right answers by looking in the JS source, if that is a concern.

Flagging only the single set of 100% correct answers without revealing them to the lead in advance would also be simple. Add a hidden field with the current answers, say "AEDB." Then match that in your Add Choice. However, if you have more than a couple of questions, it will not be reasonable to enter all the possible non-winning permutations (partially correct answers).

But if you have to compute the score in JS, it doesn't make sense to send the results via email (you'll have the results immediately). The only reason to wait and send via email is if the computation needs to be done elsewhere.

Thanks Sanford- After a number of tests, we ended up deciding that a full-on Quiz/Poll SaaS solution would be the best strategy for us. We're trying out Interact Quizzes--a Marketo Launchpoint partner--with good results so far.

@Liz - just a thought to test on this one: if you used logic branching to assign a correct/incorrect statement to a variable for each question, and used a yes/no question for a summary page showing something along the lines of this:

I would really like to see the option to set a variable up as a text string that can be recalled. I have a number of use cases for that right now - including this example: in a maturity assessment typeform, it would be really hand to be able to to set a text variable up that would flow something like this logic stream:

So I have decided to create a free-form interaction with text entrys. I have a graphic that I have placed blank text boxes over it (where the form fields are) and the user will click in the little field picture and place their answer.

However since their is so many different fields for them to fill out, is there a way to group several text entries together (like blocks or parts of the form) that the user fills out and then does a submit feature only when multiple fields have been entered?

What is the goal of the form? Will you be grabbing the text they input for later use in the course? If so, you don't need to utilize a quizzing interaction. You can simply create your slide with the standard text entry fields and then create references to them later in the course.

The goal of the form is to have users learn how to fill out the form correctly in a quiz format. So essentially it is an isolated interaction/quizz that allows a user to enter the correct data into the field on the form and check to see if their input was correct. There will be no tracking or references of the field input as it will all be on 1 slide.

I would also like the form to allow the user to enter multiple entries into a single block of questions (for example enter your data into 5 fields and then have the user click submit to see if its right).....if this is even possible in Storyline. The form is broken up into 3 sections that need multiple entries into different areas on the form.

Also, another question I have is if we can create drop down questions in free form view or by another means. One of the parts on the form is a drop down box where the user selects the proper procedure.

I would love to see the finished output as I am currently building a similar fill-able quiz based on a form. This is going to be a bear, as the learner needs to complete 33 fields correctly in order for proper medical reimbursement to go through without a hitch.

The best solution I have found is to leverage the software simulation tool. That is what I am using and so far so good. I have tried other methods and while I can duplicate field entry...Storyline will only track 1 field per slide - whereas like you, I will need it to track 20 fields on 1 slide...or at least create the illusion that it does. The software simulation tool can achieve this.