Redirect user to course if they fail the pretest before completing it
This is the link to the published example file:
https://elearning.adobe.com/2019/10/pretest-without-frustrations/
Good morning! I think this is exactly what I want to be able to do. It says you will explain in a blog post – is that coming soon? Also, I was wondering, since you are not using pre test slides, are you able to have a separate quiz assessment at the end of the course? The intent of using the pretest was to have a different set of questions for the learner to have to pass. Is that possible with this solution?
I look forward to hearing what you have to say!
Thank you,
Jennifer
I will try to finish the blog today.
As I tried to explain, if you need to report to the LMS, you should put the final assessment in a separate file. Reason is that I couldn’ use Pretest slides due to their limitations (no advanced actions, no navigation). If you put the final quiz in the same course, the quizzing system variables will take into account both the pretest and the final quiz if they are in the same course. That can be solved with JS or with the CpExtra widget from InfoSemantics (Australia). Easiest way is to put the final quiz in a separate file. You can use whatever you want in that case, even random questions and question pools. I took out reporting for the ‘Pretest’ slides, but there is no way to take them out of Quiz total.
Blog with explanation setup is posted under this link:
https://elearning.adobe.com/2019/10/pretest-frustration-setup/
In my first answer I referred to an old blog post. However pretest slides have several limitations. One of them is that you cannot use an advanced action On Enter as is possible for normal quiz slides.
I just published an example file, where I created a workaround for the limited Pretest slides. The setup will be explained (probably today) in a blog post. It will not solve your issue completely, you will have to put the final quiz in a separate file which you call from the first file. At least if you need reporting to a LMS. Reason: quizzing system variables will keep track of both the simulated Pretest slides AND the final quiz slides. Another workaround could be the use of JS or the CpExtra widget to edit the quizzing system variables.
Long time ago I wrote a blog about a similar situation in a quiz. Since the pretest slides have dedicated system variables, this blog could help you maybe? Sorry, but since it is old, the embedded file is SWF, try to find a browser which gives you still access to the Flash Player to see that file.
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