Intro

Several years ago I created a blog about a Graded Survey, which still attracts viewers regularly. Some visitors complain that the embedded example is SWF.  You may underestimate the amount of work which is needed for that type of blogs which are all offered for free. Impossible for me to convert all blogs to the present versions and for HTML5 output.

However yesterday a user asked another similar question on the forums. You can visit the thread here

The title doesn’t really reflect the full question, which was clarified later on. User wants to have survey slides, which each have two statements. The learner should rate each statement with a number between 0 and 10, and the sum of both ratings should always be 10. As usual I have a dislike for the word ‘force’. The example you will be watching, is not forcing really. I considered three possible situations:

1. Two ratings have a sum of 10
2. Sum of the two ratings is not equal to 10. In that case the second rating will be edited to achieve a sum of 10. Learner can accept this change or
3. Learner gets the opportunity to retry to set correct ratings.

Contrary to my old blog post, where I used a MCQ, this time I used the Radiobuttons interaction. Likert question was not possible, since I needed a rating scale with 11 points (0-10). Moreover Likert is not supported for responsive projects. Although I created a non-responsive project as example, the present workflow would also be possible for responsive projects.

Example File

Watch this example. After the title slide you’ll get three survey slides, with two statements with a rating scale. After finishing the survey slides, you’ll see the X_Score and Y_Score on a results slide. Have fun:

I will explain the setup of this file in another blog.