

Quizzes that adapt to learner level of understanding.
Hello,
Does anyone have experience using the built in quiz features in Captivate 2019 to create adaptive difficulty quizzes? Ideally I’d like to ask more questions in areas where the learner is having difficulty to pinpoint the gaps in his/her understanding for follow up reteaching. The only way I’ve been able to think through how to do this would be using variables for displaying different content areas. If someone has a good use case they’ve built and would be willing to share, I’d appreciate it.
Thanks,
Emily
Hello,
Does anyone have experience using the built in quiz features in Captivate 2019 to create adaptive difficulty quizzes? Ideally I’d like to ask more questions in areas where the learner is having difficulty to pinpoint the gaps in his/her understanding for follow up reteaching. The only way I’ve been able to think through how to do this would be using variables for displaying different content areas. If someone has a good use case they’ve built and would be willing to share, I’d appreciate it.
Thanks,
Emily
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Link to that 8 years old blog post, not much has changed about the values of the variable:
http://blog.lilybiri.com/secrets-of-cpquizinfoanswerchoice-and
Personally I think another application like Question Mark is much more suited, because they have that type of cascading questions built in.
As for cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice, long time ago I wrote a blog about its possibilities, reminds me that I need to refurbish that post to upgrade it to the present situation in Captivate.
cpQuizInfoAnswerChoice is a system variable that captures the currently submitted answer. You could write an advanced action per quiz question that navigates to a certain quiz question based on what answer the learner submitted. If there is the possibility of not visiting all quiz questions you would want to turn on branch aware to ensure learners are not marked incorrect for question slides that are skipped.