Retake the quiz questions that got wrong answers

Question

Hi,
I psuedo-asked this before, but I'll ask it outright this
time.
In using Captivate 3, is there any way to make the user take
the quiz a second time, but skip over the questions that they have
gotten correct, requiring them to redo only the questions they have
gotten wrong? Has anybody found a clever way to get around this?
Right now I can only redirect them to the beginning (with the
continue button) and have them retake the whole quiz.
Please let me know if there's a way around this, Thanks!

Answer 1

> To repeat myself, we are at the beginning of the curve
with both LMS
> creation
> and use,
even though some formats have become known as
> "standards",
> notably AICC and SCORM. In fact, there are more
internally-created
> databases serving as LMSs than can be accounted for,
were that
> standardization
> you speak of a reality. Simply stating that AICC or
others is a
> "standard"
> does not mean they are, until the day when LMS products
are themselves
> standardized enough to compete against one another on a
head-to-head
> basis,
> instead of the majority of companies ordering their own
staff to "make me
> something to store this information in", which is still
largely where we
> are
> today.
I guess you need to take a moment to look at commercial LMS
offerings. They
are heavily standards based - with the AICC standards being
around 20 years
old, and Blackboard being 11 years old, for instance. I don't
understand why
you feel the need to suggest LMSs are so new, but perception
is a personal
thing.
Privately developed course tracking is a different bucket of
eels.
> Larger company's are still "rolling their own", and
until that is no
> longer
> the case, the jury is still out. Or to repeat myself on
another point,
> this
> technology is still at the edge of the envelope. Please,
Mr. Howard, do
> not
> post simply to start an argument or to appear to be more
knowledgeable
> than you
> are. I realize you have a need to minimize every effort
of mine, but in
> fact,
> It only undermines the efforts of those of us who have
earned our
> credentials,
> and confuses those we are here to help. Thank you very
much for remaining
> silent, if all you have to offer is unproven criticism
of the expertise of
> others.
:-) You think you matter that much to me? Goodness.
>
> Regarding my comment (wish) that Captivate incorporate
its own compatible
> database into its sales efforts, it appears again that
you have taken
> everything I've said out of context for the purposes to
appearing to know
> something about the subject - or worse, to make it
appear that a
> legitimate
> Captivate community expert knows less than you do.
Please stop acting
> childish, Mr. Howard. Go try to help someone on your own
merits instead
> of
> lurking to destroy the efforts of myself or others.
Maybe insteasd of getting all upitty, you could look again at
what I said.
"If I understand you right ..."
Then you could, perhaps, for a second, just think about
showing me how I
misunderstood you. Maybe, just possibly, more people than I
have
misunderstood your point. Maybe you should consider that
perhaps this would
be a more productive approach than assuming I have some
personal beef with
you.
So - Please explain your contention that Captivate should
create LMS
databases. I'd like to understand your point to see if
a) what you are asking actually is possible, and
b) to see if I would even find it useful.
>
> Rick, thanks for repeating the link I had already
posted. It was no more
> necessary than Steve Howard's flaming, but at least it
is a URL that is
> worth
> repeating. You fellas are sure an interesting team.
Believe me, Larry, if I was trying to FLAME it would have
been clear to
everyone, not just you.
Steve
http://twitter.com/Stevehoward999
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