| Jean LeLoup & Bob Ponterio SUNY Cortland © 2008 |
We have already seen how to set up a PowerPoint quiz using a single pair of slides to provide general right answer and wrong answer feedback for any question in the quiz. You may wish to give answer specific feedback for each of the student's responses. To do this, we need to set up a separate feedback slide for each possible answer.
Here is how we prevent accidentally falling through to another slide. We will use only Action Buttons to move from one slide to another. To turn off the default behavior of PowerPoint, we go to the the Animations ribbon. Under Advance Slide, turn off On Mouse Click by unchecking this option. Then click on Apply To All so the transition will be applied to all slides in the presentation. Now we need to use Action Buttons for all slide transitions. With this method, we do not need to hide any slides because nothing will happen automatically. However, we do need to be sure to place appropriate Action Buttons on each slide to control the program flow.
| On the question slides, we can use Action Buttons covering the answers to jump to the appropriate feedback slide. We also need to adjust the transparency of these Action Buttons (right-click / Format Shape / Transparency). | ![]() |
From the wrong answer feedback slides, we make buttons that jump back to the Last Slide Viewed. We place the correct answer feedback after all the wrong answer feedbacks, so we can use a button that goes to the next slide, the next question. |
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