No correct or incorrect answers?

jwheat
Community Member Posts: 8
Hello,
I'm developing a survey within Lectora as a series of questions.
I would like to use Radio buttons:
Sample Question:
Are you male or female?
a) Male
b) Female
c) Prefer not to answer
By default, Lectora wants one of these to be correct and reports that as correct and the others as wrong to the LMS. Lectora also reports A, B or C depending on the users choice.
We need to capture the A, B or C but don't want the LMS to show correct or incorrect to the learner ... all responses should be considered correct (or blank).
We are using Saba LMS.
Anybody have a workaround to avoid the answers being shown as incorrect?
Suggestions welcome!
Thank you
Jon
I'm developing a survey within Lectora as a series of questions.
I would like to use Radio buttons:
Sample Question:
Are you male or female?
a) Male
b) Female
c) Prefer not to answer
By default, Lectora wants one of these to be correct and reports that as correct and the others as wrong to the LMS. Lectora also reports A, B or C depending on the users choice.
We need to capture the A, B or C but don't want the LMS to show correct or incorrect to the learner ... all responses should be considered correct (or blank).
We are using Saba LMS.
Anybody have a workaround to avoid the answers being shown as incorrect?
Suggestions welcome!
Thank you
Jon
Comments
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How about building the 'visible' question the user will see that it is not officially graded, and have the visible question populate a hidden question behind the scenes (fill in the blank) where any of those 3 answers are identified as correct entries? would the fill in the blank entry be submitted to the LMS? (I personally don't deal much with submitting question results to an LMS).- Adam Cain
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I like Adams suggestion. You could use the invisible "Fill in the blank" question and use a "Radio button group" (form element) to modify the question. If all options are correct the LMS should at least save the answer as "correct". This should look better for the user, although of course it's neither "correct" nor "incorrect" to be male. The only remaining "incorrect" evaluation would be an empty / unanswered question. Then you can easily interpret the output as "answered" (correct), "unanswered" (incorrect).
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Jon - check out the attached example of how it might work. I left the fill in the blank question initially visible so that you can see how it populates based on the radio button group selection. So just make sure your fill in the blank is set to initially hidden- Adam Cain
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