By default, Storyline allows the learners to attempt to answer each graded question in a quiz one more time, though that can be changed.

The video tutorial will teach you the following:

1. How to assign points for a graded question in a form view?
2. How to assign points for a graded question in a slide view?
3. How to choose the number of attempts in form view?
4. How to choose the number of attempts in slide view?

Hope this video tutorial was helpful in understanding how to work with graded questions and to choose the number of attempts in Question Editor in Articulate Storyline!

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The video tutorial will help you understand the following:

1. Use storyline shuffle to randomise all the answer choices in a question slide in Slide View?
2. Shuffle all the answer choices in a question slide in Form View?
3. Shuffle few answer choices and leave a few in the same question slide in Slide View?
4. Alternate few answer choices and leave a few in the same question slide in Form View?

Hope this video tutorial was helpful in understanding how to reshuffle answer choices and work with them!

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Also, you can use layers to show your feedback on question slides. When the learner submit their answer, a feedback layer overlays the content of the question slide to show how the learner had performed.

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With Storyline you can make assessments that are instructive and interactive. You can give feedback to your learners as they answer questions, then the learners can branch into different parts of your course based on their responses.

The video tutorial in this blog will help you understand the following:

1. How to Use the Feedback Window?
   • Access the Feedback Window?
   • Add and format Feedback text?
2. How to Work With Feedback Layers?
   • Edit Feedback Layers?
3. How to Choose Feedback and Branching Options?
   • How the Feedback is to be triggered?
   • customize default Feedback messages?
   • branch to other slides based on Feedback?

Hope this video tutorial was helpful!

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Here is an example of a basic True or False question being created in Articulate Storyline.

Free Form-based Questions

Even though form-based questions are an easy way to quickly create assessments, Articulate Storyline’s free-form questions are also fun to play with and completely flexible! Additionally, with free-form tools, normal slide objects can be converted into engaging interactions; such as:

1. Photographic characters to drag-and-drop scenarios.
2. Static pictures to multiple choice question.

Have a look at how you can create a free-form question with a non question slide:

In this video you will learn the following:

1. Hot to pick-one questions
2. How to switch between form and slide view.

Have a look at Storyline’s free-form question types:

Drag-and-Drop Questions

You can create drag-and-drop question’s in two ways. In particular, first way is by converting objects on existing slide,to free-form questions. Second way is by scratch, have a look at the video to understand how it works:

The video teaches you:

1. Identify drag items and drop targets.
2. Select drag-and-drop options.
3. Customize question properties.

In case you are wondering, you can easily convert a non-question slide into free-form question.

Hotspots Questions

With Articulate Storyline’s free-form hotspot question you can create interactive assessment that can be graded or ungraded.

The following video will teach you; the following:

1. Insert a free-form hotspot question.
2. Add an image.
3. Define your Hotspots.
4. Choose the submission method.
5. Customize the question properties.

Text-Entry Questions

You can use Storyline’s free-form text-entry question to make fill-in-the-blank assessments.

Here you will learn the following:

1. Insert a text-entry.
2. Define acceptable answers.
3. Specify the question that is to be submitted.
4. Customize question properties.

Hope these videos helped you in understanding how to create a variety of questions in Articulate Storyline!

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