Scratch Quiz Pdf
Angelika
Have you ever been on one of those personality quizzes? like, you went on a website and did a little personality quiz to see what your personality was, well, this is what this very project felt like, except it was so much more off-putting and down right creepy.
I was just on scratch, seeing if there were any cool projects I could check out, I mainly wanted to see if there were any of those personality quiz games i could check out, then I saw a project simply called: The Scratch Quiz. I decided to check it out, and despite the admittedly cool word bouncing, it didn't seem like it was well made, I could literally hear the "Chill" piano loop, still, i decided to press the play button, it then said "Loading...". When has anything ever loaded on scratch?! I wondered but alas, I carried on, the Chill song looped again, but everything started to glitch.
A variable called a "Morality Meter" popped up, the 1st question asked me how I would describe myself as a person, I just typed in "Good and Caring". The Morality Meter did not go up but I didn't care, the second question asked me: "How would you act if someone were to disagree with you?" I answered "With respect" which sent me to a game where I had to get a character named "Gobo" away from 3 mouthless scratch cats that were just wandering about the map and another scratch cat which had black eyes with white pupils which was chasing me, eventually, another giant scratch cat appeared and started hunting down Gobo, i got caught by him which made the white text pop up again saying "You're not that nice for letting him die, are you?" That was my final straw, i quit the project and played on some other projects instead...
Update: I found this exact same project again after months of my first time playing this project, and I actually found out some extra stuff about it, so I might as well share it seeing as i have nothing else to do.
I also found out that when you press "No" on the "Do you understand?" question has something very weird happen, The text says a bunch of stuff 1st, here's what it says in order "Ok then, Goodbye", "There is nothing now", "You may leave...", "Just one thing...", "Sleep with one eye open". Then I heard some incredibly quiet breathing and when I brightened the page, the head of the Scratch Cat can be seen, except it had red eyes
(I do apologise in advance for the in depth explanation of my problem. I have done this to give you a bit more context as to what I need to achieve. I know this topic has been discussed before, but I can't seem to find a solution that suits me. Also, I'm sure everyone has come across or done one of those self assessment surveys before. I do explain what I am hoping to achieve with this, but it's just to add more context to my problem.)
So as the heading says, I am trying to create a self assessment survey in storyline using the Likert scale approach. I have had a look at the Likert Scale quiz in storyline and it is exactly the kind of thing I need to create, but I can't seem to have it generate the type of feedback I need.
I have tried to do this by creating a pick one freeform slide utilizing button sets to simulate what the Likert scale quiz does automatically. The Pick one option is perfect as I can add a score to each radio button. I done this in the hope that when the learner selects an option per question, their score would be pulled from the radio buttons that would be valued from 1 through 5 and would give them feedback with regards to the score they received. In the end, if their score were 37, the associated score layer (with a range of 31 to 40) would show giving the learner feedback on their score.
The problem I am having is that because it is a Pick one question, I can only select one correct answer in the form view, and when I try to create the same thing using a Pick many form, I cannot add a value to each of the radio buttons. I am doing this to try to pull the value assigned to each radio button to be used to calculate the final score.
I used button sets, a variable, and triggers with conditions to allow for 1 selection per statement, all on the same page, and a sum of the points according to their answers. It's rough, but see if it does the job...
Apologies for the delayed reply as I only got to have a look at your file this morning. All I can say is WOW!!! That is EXACTLY what I need... I couldn't have asked for anything more! That literally is exactly what I described in my post and you created it to the T.
Once again the amazing people of this community have come through for me, namely you Crystal. Thank you once again. I really appreciate the help. What you have done will greatly enrich the course I am building and the learners overall experience.
So this is what I came up with for the self assessment quiz using the likert scale. It's just a "prettier" version of the demo that Crystal posted, but feel free to use it if you're looking to do the same kind of thing in your courses.
Hi Gail - You'll want to be sure to include a results slide at the end of your survey (even if it is veiled as a "goodbye" or other content slide). It will send data to your LMS for you to track! Linking to our conversation here, too.
Very pleasant and useful project ! I try to make manually a likert question type but I encontered a problem with my radio buttons : The radio buttons allow me one selection per slide. but I have 5 propositions. Could you help me ?
Have you checked if these radio buttons are included in a button set or not? You can change this following the directions here, as a button set will only allow for one choice in a group of radio buttons.
I am using it for one of my projects but I ran into one issue with the variable used here - if I select a button (say 1) for a question and then change my input to select a different button (say 2) of the same button set, then both the values are adding up and making it a 3 instead of 2 (ideally).
Changing your selection shouldn't add additional values as the results aren't calculated until the Results button is clicked. The trigger also only adds value if that button has a Selected state.
In the templates shared earlier in the discussion, the value isn't calculated until the user selects Submit. There is also a condition added to only calculate when the radio button is Selected.
This will ensure that even if the user changes their response, the scores aren't recorded until they're completely done. Take a look, and once you've made those changes, let us know if you need further help!
Hello, I am a newbie to storyline. Just downloaded the app this morning. I am trying to build something similar and was hoping to view the templates created or get some help from someone with experience.
I am trying to build a self assessment tool (think something like Myers Briggs) where an employee can select the items that best fit their style. They could possibly rate them on a 1-4 scale. Then I need a results page that will show the total for each of the 4 possible categories to help them see their preferences based on scores from strongest to weakest preferences. Does someone have a template for something like this.
I have tried to use the likert scale designs to create a test that is in four parts, each part with a statement to respond to as attached. I am going to create a 'total' button on each slide to pull through to a final overall score. But I am struggling at the first step getting text either side of the likert scale. Do you have any insight or suggestions? I have attached an example of one of the statements slides I am trying to design.
The vocab terms are introduced during the class discussions. The students will have 2 quizzes on the terms. Basically the terms are split in half for the quizzes. Each quiz will only be given after the terms are introduced in the discussions.
@thomasb It is important for students to be able to put a term and definition to what they are doing. I have some of the basic programming concepts in vinyl on my classroom walls. It makes for good discussion, connections and decoration.
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