Comments on: Track Multiple Quizzes In The Same Presentation

By: Quizmaker 09 : comment retirer le bouton « Terminer / Finish « Le Blog de DistriSoft

Sat, 28 May 2011 10:28:47 +0000

[...] visible, il était possible de terminer le quiz sans envoyer les résultats par mail. Dans cet article récent sur ce blog, nous avons vu comment on pouvait suivre les résultats de plusieurs quiz sur Ariculate [...]

By: Patrick

Patrick — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 22:41:37 +0000

Also, what do you think about the other post recommending that you just use the blank slide within quizmaker for “slides” or your content. Essentially, it will all be just a quiz

By: Patrick

Patrick — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 22:40:20 +0000

Dave,
Thanks for the tips on integrating multiple quizzes in a trackable format with a presentation. I have followed the steps but get lost with step #5 where we change to zip. I send the qm3 file to a zip folder and then open the zipped folder but there is no quiz_content folder or quizjs file. I only see the same one qm3 file. What am i missing here?

6.Unzip the file.

7.Open quiz_content.

8.Open quiz.js with Notepad.

9.Do a search (Edit -> Search) for window.close

By: Jill Freeman

Jill Freeman — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 22:00:08 +0000

Yes, that helps.
I thought my navigation structure was going to work, but now have encountered issues. I am stuck as follows: When you create a Web Object and point to the latest target index.html file, if you re-publish that target index.html file, you must go back into the Web Object and re-link to the new target file.This is an ugly loop, as I have Web Object A pointing to Web Object B, then B points back to A.

I successfully used a method described in one of your articles (as a solution for a different issue) that I may try here. I’m referring to using a Web Object to open the index.html file you provided in the article, which in turn opens my player.html file in the same window. Do you think this is a better method to go from Web Object A to B, then reverse it to go from B back to A? (B also links to 6 additional courses/Web Objects, which all have Web Objects that point back to B and A. A is considered the Main course)

Background: I’m using Web Objects in this way to keep the multiple courses as separate courses for ease when editing, and because It would be well over 100 slides if kept as one presentation. All these Web Objects will be manually loaded into AO to be tracked.

This is convoluded, I think. Just not sure of a better method. I would appreciate a live discussion about this, if possible. Are you available for a phone call?

Thanks for your creative solutions! -Jill Freeman

By: daveperso

daveperso — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 11:13:37 +0000

Hi Jill, Yes, your web object courses should work on Articulate Online using the relative links but naturally it won’t track each course, just the main “container” course. If you want to track all 25 courses, then you’ll need to use an absolute address and publish each course to Articulate Online. Hope that helps.