You can use Adobe Presenter to create interactive e‑learning presentations that are SCORM or AICC compliant for use with a learning management system. When you create e‑learning content for presentations, you can create a combination of quizzes and questions.
Leverage HTML5 support to deliver eye-catching quizzes on tablets. Choose from a wide range of question types, such as matching, short answer, and fill-in-the-blank. Export scoring data to leading SCORM-, AICC-, and Tincan-compliant LMSs. For more information on publishing HTML5 output, see Publish as HTML5
Quizzes are the containers that hold questions. You can use the Quiz Manager to create a single quiz for a presentation or multiple quizzes in a single presentation. Then you add questions to the quiz or quizzes. You can add graded questions, survey questions, or a combination of both to each quiz.
After adding questions, use question groups to ensure two people taking the same quiz do not see the same questions in the same order. Quizzes are assigned an Objective ID, a number that specifies an objective set in your learning management system or Adobe Connect Server. Using quizzes and their default Objective IDs is the best way to coordinate Adobe Presenter presentations with Adobe Connect Server and existing content.
A. Quiz no 1 B. Different types of questions in quiz 1 C. Quiz no 2 D. A question in quiz 2
Multiple-choice
Short answer
Matching
True/False
Rating scale (Likert)
Fill in the blank
- Sequence
- Hot Spot
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Sequence and Hot Spot questions are available only for PPTX files and not on PPT files.
Branching is an important concept in creating effective e‑learning materials and a useful way to customize presentations. In branched presentations (sometimes called contingency branching), the path that users take through a quiz or survey is determined by their responses to questions. For example, you can create branches based on correct answers, incorrect answers, or options selected by the user. Depending on these factors, you can continue the presentation, jump to a specific slide, open a URL, and so on.
Through branching, you can specify what happens when users answer questions correctly or incorrectly. For example, you can associate one action (such as “Go to the next slide”) to a correct answer and another (such as “Open URL”) to an incorrect answer.
Reporting lets you track student performance with any type of quiz. You can track the number of attempts, log correct and incorrect responses, and send pass/fail data to Adobe Connect Server. You can also choose to provide students with feedback based on correct or incorrect responses.
When you add a quiz to a presentation, an invisible quiz boundary is established. The quiz boundary is from the first question of a quiz to the last question of a quiz. For example, if you have 10 questions in a quiz, the boundary is from the first question slide to the tenth question slide. If there are any slides between question slides, those slides are considered within the quiz boundaries. If you have added an instruction slide, the instruction slide is also within the quiz boundary. Result slides are also inside quiz boundaries.
When users view a presentation, they may move in and out of the quiz boundaries. For example, if a user moves back a slide from the first question, they have exited the quiz boundary. Also, if the user is on the final question slide and advances to view the scoring/results slide, they have exited the quiz boundary.
Quiz boundaries are important to several features in Adobe Presenter. You can have Adobe Presenter display a message to users if they try to leave the quiz boundary without attempting all questions in the quiz. The Quiz pane appears in the presentation sidebar when a user is within a quiz boundary.
When creating a matching question, drag items between the two columns to establish the correct matches.
Try customizing feedback messages to accurately communicate with presentation users.
Experiment with branching to customize presentations for different types of users.
If you have quizzes in one presentation that would be appropriate for another presentation, import the quiz and save time.
Use the shuffle question and shuffle answer options to show users different versions of the same information.
Consider adding custom audio feedback based on how users answer questions. You can select different audio for a correct answer and an incorrect answer.
- Try editing the settings in the Show Score At End Of Quiz option. You can write custom pass and fail messages, design the slide using background colors, and choose how to display the score.
- Moving a question from one quiz to another quiz from presentation (.pptx) film strip is not supported. Do it from Quiz manager.
Always create questions in the Quiz Manager. For example, while in PowerPoint, do not copy a quiz slide in the left pane and then paste it to create a “new” quiz slide. This results in two slides with the same interaction ID, which is not supported by learning management systems.
- If a change is made in the question by editing the slide contents, open the Quiz Manager once before publishing the presentation. Quiz validation and updating is done only when the Quiz Manager is opened.
Adobe recommends that users do not edit the question slides generated by the Quiz Manager.
- Change the text formatting of quiz questions after the entire quiz is generated. For example, you can create and generate the quiz and then use the Quiz Manager Appearance tab to change the font size.
When you open the Quiz Manager for the first time, a default quiz is displayed. You can use the default quiz or add more quizzes as necessary.
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If you are creating a quiz that consists of only survey questions, the user has only one chance to take the quiz. Try to keep the length of survey-only quizzes fairly short, for example, 15–20questions, so users can complete the survey easily.
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If you are using Microsoft Office XP, the quiz is generated after the first slide in the presentation. For presentations made with versions of Microsoft Office other than XP, the first quiz is created after the first selected slide in the PowerPoint Slide tab. In all versions of Microsoft Office, quizzes created after a first quiz are placed directly after the first quiz.
Once quiz slides exist, you can drag the slides in the PowerPoint Slide tab to other locations in the presentation. (When moving quiz slides, check that the entire quiz is moved; moving a question slide from one quiz to another quiz is not supported.)
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From the pop‑up menu next to Required, select an option to determine if users must take or pass the quiz. When selecting an option, consider how the quiz fits in with your e‑learning strategy for the presentation. For example, you can require users to pass the quiz or allow them to skip the quiz.
Required
The learner is required to at least attempt the quiz. A quiz attempt is defined as answering (selecting or typing an answer and pressing Submit) at least one question in the quiz. Simply viewing a question is not considered an attempt. Until the learners answer at least one question in the quiz, they are not permitted to move forward in the presentation beyond the last question slide in that quiz. The required option does not, however, limit the learner from navigating among slides within a given quiz.
Pass Required
The learner must pass this quiz to continue. If you select this option, all navigation to any slide past the end of the quiz is prohibited until the learner achieves a passing score. This restriction affects both learner-initiated navigation (for example, clicking forward or back buttons in the playbar or clicking on a slide in the Outline pane) and author-initiated branching (for example, immediate question and quiz feedback). If you select the Pass Required option, you must show a scoring slide. The scoring slide tells learners why they cannot move past the quiz. If no scoring slide is chosen, the Pass Required option behaves the same as Optional and no navigation restrictions exist.
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Allow Backward Movement
(Optional) Enables learners to click the Back button in the playbar to move backward. If you leave this option unchecked, learners cannot move backward when taking a quiz. (Leaving this option unchecked prevents learners from seeing quiz questions and then going back to earlier slides to look up correct answers.)
Allow User To Review Quiz
(Optional) Displays a Review Quiz button on the scoring slide. Learners can click the button and be taken back to the first question slide in the quiz. Learners can see their answer to each question, whether their answer is correct, and, if the answer is not correct, the correct answer. Reviewing a quiz is strictly informational; learners cannot change their answers while reviewing.
Include Instructions Slide
(Optional) Displays a slide at the beginning of the quiz containing information for users about how to take the quiz. The slide is added with no text; navigate to the slide in PowerPoint and add your quiz-level, custom instruction text. The slide does contain, by default, a Start Quiz button that users can click to navigate to the first question of the quiz. When the presentation is viewed, the playbar stops at the instruction slide (just like any quiz slide) so users can read the text. In the published presentation, the instruction slide is displayed in the Outline pane, Thumb pane, and, if it was added, the Quiz pane.
Show Score At End Of Quiz
(Optional) Displays a scoring slide at the end of the quiz. You can write custom pass and fail messages, design the slide using background colors, and choose how to display the score.
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Select the actions that take place when users receive a passing grade or a failing grade. For example, use the pop‑up menu next to Action and select Go To Slide to display a specific slide in response to passing or failing.
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If you are using the Allow Backward Movement option, it is important to set the correct answering options. If Allow Backward Movement is not selected (unchecked), set the Quiz Options to Answer All and set the number of allowable quiz attempts to one. If a quiz is set to any option other than Answer All, select (check) the Allow Backward Movement option. This prevents the situation where, if a learner is allowed to skip over a question, and the Allow Backward Movement option is not selected, the learner cannot go back and answer skipped questions. In most cases, it is better to not select the Allow Backward Movement option.
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In the Quiz Manager, select the quiz you added, and add questions to the quiz. For more information, see Add questions to presentations.
In Adobe Presenter, you can add different types of questions. Each type of question contains different options. Click the links below for details about adding each of the question types.
In Adobe Presenter, you can have multiple-choice questions branch according to user responses. For example, in a question with three possible answers, you can set up branching in this way: If the user selects the first answer, go to the next slide; if users select second, jump to a slide later in the quiz; if users select third, open a web page.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for the name or enter a new name in the Name text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
Setting up the multiple-choice question
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question.
Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. By assigning different point values to different questions, you can give introductory questions a lower value than advanced questions, for example. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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(Optional) Click Advanced to set options for individual answers, such as a custom feedback message, a specific action, or audio.
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If you have a long answer, the Advanced Answer Options dialog box gives you more space to type the answer.
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The advanced features enabled here are valid only if you plan to create a single correct response.
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, a Play button replaces the Record button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays before the action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Click the desired action or destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). In the Open URL text box, type the address of the web page and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who give an incorrect answer but have remaining attempts (for example, “Please try again”).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
You can add true-or-false type of questions that allow learners to select either True or False (or Yes or No) as an answer.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for the name or enter a new name in the Name text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go to Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, a Play button replaces the Record button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Click the desired action or destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who give an incorrect answer but have remaining attempts (for example, “Please try again”).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
Fill-in-the-blank questions contain a blank space that users fill in by entering text (such as a word or phrase) or selecting from a list of possible answers.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for the name or enter a new name in the Name text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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Select the word or phrase that you intend to be the blank area and click Add Blank. You can have a maximum of 8 blanks in a question. (When a blank is created, the blank is represented by “<i>” in the dialog box with the “i” representing the number assigned to the blank. Do not edit the text “<i>” manually. Use the Add blank and Delete blanks buttons to achieve the desired results.)
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, the record button will be a Play button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Click the desired action or destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they supply an incorrect answer but there are remaining attempts available (for example, Please try again).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
Users answer short-answer questions by providing a word, phrase, or complete sentence as an answer. You can also use this as an essay question and grade it or gather extended feedback as a survey question.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for Name or type a new name directly into the text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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(Optional) Select The Answer Is Case-Sensitive to require that users type the correct combination of lowercase and uppercase letters when providing a short answer. For example, if the answer to the question is “Windows” and you select the case-sensitive option, an answer of “windows” would be incorrect.
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, a Play button replaces the Record button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Click the desired action or destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they supply an incorrect answer but there are remaining attempts available (for example, Please try again).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
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The new short-answer question slide appears in the designated location in the presentation. If you are using the short-answer question as a graded essay question, you can grade each answer individually by using the Adobe Connect Central override option. For more information, see the Adobe Connect Central User Guide.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for the Name or type new text directly into the text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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To establish the correct matches between answers, click an item in one column, then click an item in the other column, and click Match. (You can also drag items between the two columns to create correct matches.) A line is drawn between the two items to show the relationship. All items in Column 1 must have a match in Column 2.
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, the record button will be a Play button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Select the desired action/destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they supply an incorrect answer but there are remaining attempts available (for example, Please try again).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
Users answer rating scale questions by specifying their level of agreement to a statement. For example, a user may be given the question, “This presentation provided me with valuable information.” and asked if they disagree, somewhat disagree, are neutral, somewhat agree, or agree.
Rating scale questions are always survey questions and are therefore not graded. You cannot assign a rating scale question with a point value, nor can you creating branching for a correct or incorrect answer (since it’s a survey question and does not have a correct or incorrect answer). You can, however, decide what happens after the user completes the rating scale question, such as continuing to the next slide or displaying a URL.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for the Name or type new text directly into the text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Answers area, you can accept the default answer text, edit the text, delete a type, and add a new answer type. To edit the text, double-click existing text such as “Neutral” and type new text. To delete an answer type, select a type and click Delete. To add an answer type, click Add and type new text. (You can have a total of five answer types.)
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Action
Click the desired action or destination after the survey is taken. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, the record button will be a Play button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
Users answer a sequence question by arranging the answers in the right sequence. They can do so by either clicking and dragging the answers or by clicking them in a drop-down list.
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You cannot insert sequence questions in a PPT file.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for Name or type a new name directly into the text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, a Play button replaces the Record button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Click the desired action or destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they supply an incorrect answer but there are remaining attempts available (for example, Please try again).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
Hotspot slides contain areas that the user must identify. For example, you can ask the user to identify company products from images displayed on the slide.Answers to hotspot questions are correct if all the correct hotspots are clicked and none of the incorrect hotspots are clicked.
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You cannot insert hot spot questions in a PPT file.
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On the Question tab, accept the default text for Name or type a new name directly into the text box. The name appears on the question slide in the presentation.
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If you are creating more than one question of the same type (for example, multiple-choice, short answer, and so on.) in a single presentation, type a unique name for each so that you can distinguish between them.
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In the Score text box, type (or use the up and down arrows to specify) the number of points allocated to this question. Assigning points signifies the relative importance of a question. Assigning different point values to different questions lets you, for example, give introductory questions a lower value and advanced questions a higher value. You can enter any whole number value. If all questions have the same value (for example, 10 points), they are scored equally.
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Action
Select which action should follow a correct response. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered correctly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary. (If you have already recorded audio, a Play button replaces the Record button. To rerecord audio, you must first remove the audio, and then select Record.)
note: If a question has an audio clip and an action, the audio clip plays and then the specified action takes place.
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Allow User [#] Attempts
Use the arrows or type directly in the text box to specify how many guesses the user can make before another action takes place. An attempt is defined as any time a user opens and views the question slide. (Setting the number of attempts to 1 prevents the presentation from proceeding if the user exits and then attempts to enter the quiz again. Do not set attempts to 1 if you plan to use your presentation in a meeting or place in an archive.)
Action
Click the desired action or destination after the last attempt. You can advance to the next slide (Go To Next Slide, the default action), jump to another slide in the presentation (Go To Slide), or display a web page (Open URL). If you display a web page, type its address in the Open URL text box, and then specify where to display the web page (choose Current to have the web page replace the presentation or New to display the web page in another window).
Go To Next Slide
Depending on the option you selected for Action, this text box lets you specify an exact destination.
Play Audio Clip
Select this option to import an audio file or record a new audio file that should play when the question is answered incorrectly. Use the Record, Stop, Remove, and Import buttons as necessary.
Show Error Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they provide an incorrect answer. Deselect this option if you don’t want to give any feedback for an incorrect answer.
Show Retry Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users when they supply an incorrect answer but there are remaining attempts available (for example, Please try again).
Show Incomplete Message
Select this option to provide a text message to users who don’t provide an answer (for example, “Please select an answer before continuing”).
note: You can edit the default text in the Correct, Error, Retry, and Incomplete messages in the Quiz Manager. Select Adobe Presenter > Quiz group > Manage, and click the Default Labels tab.
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Select the Reporting tab. You can accept the default settings or, if necessary, modify the following options:
Report Answers
This option sends answer information to Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Quiz
Name of the quiz to which this question is assigned. You can select a different quiz from the pop‑up menu.
Objective ID
This is a number automatically created when you create a quiz. This number is used to report scores from Adobe Presenter presentations that will be tracked in Adobe Connect Server or a learning management system.
Interaction ID
Accept the default number or type a new number directly in the text box. The maximum length of an interaction ID is 64 characters. If you want the Adobe Presenter presentation to send tracking information to Adobe Connect Server, you must use the Interaction ID specified by Adobe Connect Server.
note: If you create a new question by copying and pasting an existing question slide, you must enter a new, unique Interaction ID so that each individual question is reported properly to Adobe Connect Server. We do not recommend creating new questions by copying and pasting; always create new questions using the Quiz Manager.
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Click and drag the hot spot rectangles to place over the images. You can use the drag-and-drop interactions along with other question types.
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You can edit the properties of the hot spot rectangles such as the color and thickness using the PowerPoint options.
If you have existing quizzes and questions in a presentation created with Adobe Presenter 7, you can reuse them by importing them into other presentations. When you import a quiz, you can select all or some of the questions and question groups contained in the quiz to be imported as well.
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If an imported question slide contains audio, video, or SWF files, these multimedia files are imported along with the question slide.
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a new location, or in the Slides pane, drag a thumbnail to a new
location.Because quizzes are interactive, it’s important to guide users through any question slides you place in projects. An easy way to communicate with users is through feedback messages. A feedback message can appear, for example, when a user selects a correct answer or incorrect answer. Feedback messages are set for individual questions, so you can choose to include messages in some questions or all questions within a quiz.
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In the If Wrong Answer area, select the Show Retry Message option to display a message to users when they select the incorrect answer, but have remaining answer attempts available. Deselect the Show Retry Message option if you do not want to display a message to users when they select the incorrect answer but have remaining answer attempts available.
Adobe Presenter provides default text for feedback messages that are displayed to users, but you can edit the text at any time. The text is set at the quiz level so that all questions within a quiz display the same feedback messages.
You can change the default labels on question buttons and question feedback messages. Default labels are an easy way to customize communications with users taking quizzes.
A question group is simply a set of, for example, 10 questions. You decide how many of the questions are formed into a subset when the quiz containing the questions appears in the presentation. For example, five out of the 10 questions appear. (All of the questions in the quiz are included in the final, published presentation, but when the presentation is viewed, only the number of questions you specified, in this case five, are displayed for the user.) Question groups are one method you can use to ensure two people taking the same quiz do not see the same questions in the same order (shuffling questions is another method).
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Any non-question (content) slides located within a question group boundary (between the first and last question of a question group) are not displayed in the published presentation.
When you create question groups, you receive more options including setting mandatory questions, branching based on percentage scored in a question group, and question shuffling (the order of questions changes each time the quiz is displayed).
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Ensure that questions and question groups in a quiz never branch outside the quiz boundary.
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If you have a presentation containing quizzes that was created with an earlier version of PowerPoint, there is a fast way to add questions to a question group. In the Quiz Manager, select a quiz containing questions, click Edit, click Group Quiz Questions, choose options, and click OK. A default question group containing all questions in the quiz is created. (The Group Quiz Questions option is only available for quizzes that do not have any question groups.)
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specify a Subset Size. For example, if you have 10 questions, you
can enter five, so five questions are shown each time the quiz appears.
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a Default Score.For a quiz, you can set questions to shuffle so they appear in a different order each time the presentation is opened. Different users receive the same questions, but in a different order.
Any non-question (content) slides located between shuffled quiz questions are not displayed in the published presentation.
If a user views a course on a Adobe Connect Server or learning management system, begins a quiz, does not complete the quiz, and then resumes, the quiz appears in the original order seen without shuffling again.
For certain question types, the possible answers can be shuffled each time the question is displayed.
If a user views a course on a Adobe Connect Server or learning management system, begins a quiz, does not complete the quiz, and then resumes, the quiz appears in the original order seen without shuffling again.
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This topic describes how to set answer shuffling for a specific question. To set answer shuffling at the quiz level so all eligible questions are shuffled, select a quiz in the Quiz Manager, click Edit, click the Quiz Settings tab, and select Shuffle answers.
Adobe Presenter contains a feature that enables you to substitute a Quiz pane for the Outline pane in the sidebar of your published presentation. The Quiz pane can be customized to show different types of information about quizzes.
Adobe Presenter gives you many options for customizing colors, tabs, functionality, graphics, font style, and other design elements of a theme. For more information, see Create and edit themes.
From an expert: Tin Can support in Presenter 9
Adobe Presenter offers reporting options for presentations with e‑learning elements. For example, you can create presentations that are SCORM, AICC, or Tin Can compliant for use within a learning management system.
Note: Adobe Presenter is Tin Can compliant from Version 9.
Reporting options, such as what data to collect and how the data is reported, are set for a course. You can, however, select whether to report interaction data to a learning management system at the quiz level.
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Incomplete -- > Complete
The status of the course is reported as Incomplete in LMS when users launch the course. The status changes to Complete when the success criteria is satisfied.
Incomplete -- > Passed/Failed
The status of the course is reported as Incomplete when users launch the course. The status changes to Passed/Failed when the success criteria is satisfied.
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Status Representation fields are available only when you choose AICC or SCORM 1.2.
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Specify the success and completion criteria for your course. The status of the course is decided based on whether or not the users met these criteria:
User Access
The users are considered to have successfully completed the course if they launch the course from LMS.
Slide Views
The course is considered to be complete or successful if users view the specified number or percentage of slides.
Tip: For branched quizzes, specify the criterion as percentage of slides.
Quiz
The course is considered to be complete or successful based on the users’ performance in quiz. You can choose one of the following criteria:
Users attempt the quiz: In this case, the status is reported as Complete if users attempt the quiz irrespective of whether they pass or fail the quiz.
Users pass the quiz: In this case, the status is reported as Complete only if users pass the quiz.
Users pass or the attempt limit is reached: In this case, the status is reported as Complete if users pass the quiz or have taken all the attempts. For example, if the number of attempts set in the course is 2, and:
Users take the first attempt and pass, then the status is reported as Complete and Passed.
Users take the first attempt and fail, then the status is reported as Incomplete and Failed as the attempt limit is still not reached.
If users retake the quiz and fail, the status is reported as Complete and Failed.
If users attempt the quiz again and pass, the status is reported as Complete and Passed.
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SCORM 2004 supports two types of status: Success and Completion status. You can configure Adobe Presenter to send these two statuses to a SCORM 2004-based LMS separately. For example, criteria for Completion status can be ‘slide views 100%’ while Success criteria can be ‘quiz is passed’. See here, Step 5, to know about SCORM 2004 and usage of Exit Normally checkbox.
When you place quizzes in a presentation, you set a pass rate for users. The pass rate is a percentage or numeric value that users must reach in order to pass the quizzes. For example, setting a pass of 80% requires users to get 80% of the questions correct in order to pass.
When you create quizzes, a message appears to users if they try to leave the quiz boundary without attempting all of the questions.
For example, you have a quiz containing five questions that must be answered. If a user tries to navigate to a slide past the last question slide and they have not attempted all five questions, Adobe Presenter displays the message “There are unattempted questions in the quiz. Clicking Yes will take you out of the quiz. Click No to continue the quiz.”
Presentations created with Adobe Presenter integrate especially well with the Adobe Connect Server, but you can use Adobe Presenter presentations with any Learning Management System (LMS). If you are going to use a presentation with a third-party LMS, the following sections explain how to create a manifest file and how to customize LMS settings.
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If you select the Adobe Connect Server or AICC option when setting reporting options, four AICC course structure files are created: presenter.au, presenter.crs, presenter.cst, and presenter.des. The files are created with default values, but the values can be edited manually. For more information, see the AICC website at www.aicc.org.
If you want to package a Adobe Presenter presentation as an e‑learning course that can be administered and launched from a SCORM 1.2 or 2004 compliant learning management system, you may need a manifest file.
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If you are publishing to Adobe Connect Server, a manifest file is automatically created named breeze-manifest.xml. This XML file is used to upload the presentation to the Adobe Connect Server. You do not need to follow the procedure in this topic to create a SCORM manifest file.
The manifest file that Adobe Presenter creates is named imsmanifest.xml and contains references to all content resources. The XML file uses predefined XML tags to describe the package components, structure, and special behaviors. The file works behind the scenes to properly integrate presentations with your learning management system and track quiz data.
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Identifier
(Required) The LMS uses the identifier to identify different manifests. A default identifier based on the name of your Adobe Presenter presentation is automatically added to this text box. You can change the identifier at any time by selecting the text and typing in new text.
Title
(Required) Students using the LMS can see the title. You can change the title at any time by selecting the text and typing in new text.
Description
(Required) Text used by the LMS to describe different courses to users. You can edit the description at any time.
Version
(Optional) The version specifies a number that can be used to differentiate manifests with the same identifier.
Duration
(Optional) Select this option to specify the approximate time it takes to work with this particular Adobe Presenter presentation. Set the time in the following format: hh:mm:ss.
Subject
(Optional) Select this option to write a short description of the Adobe Presenter presentation using keywords or phrases.
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To see the manifest file, publish your Adobe Presenter presentation locally to create a SWF file and a manifest file. If you used the default save location, you can use Windows Explorer to navigate to the SWF file and imsmanifest.xml file in My Documents\My Presentations\Name of Presentation folder. If you published the presentation to a different folder, navigate to that location to see the manifest file.
Adobe Presenter offers several advanced settings for how presentations integrate with learning management systems (LMS). The settings let you specify what data is sent to the LMS and how the data is formatted. Typically, LMS administrators or advanced LMS users require the advanced settings.
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Third-party learning management systems use the advanced settings; any advanced options set using this procedure do not affect the data sent from Adobe Presenter to Adobe Connect Server.
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Exit Normally
Restarts the course from the first slide when users launch it again after successfully completing it once. If you select this option, the cmi.exit value is set to ‘Normal’ when the status changes to ‘Completed’.
note: This behavior is consistent in SCORM 2004-based LMSs. On SCORM 1.2-based LMSs, the behavior may vary. For such cases, check with your LMS administrator for assistance.
Never Send Resume Data
Select this option to send no resume data to your LMS. This might be useful if your LMS does not support resume data or another mechanism to prevent users from returning to a quiz they started, but did not finish, across multiple sessions. For example, a user completes four questions out of eight and then closes the presentation. If you select this option, when the user opens the presentation again, they must provide answers to all eight questions—their answers from the first session are not remembered in the Adobe Presenter presentation. This option can be used when publishing and playing back content from any AICC- or SCORM-compliant learning management system.
note: Presentations that are part of a Adobe Connect Server training course or curriculum are always automatically resumed. If the presentation is viewed using the Content tab, it is never resumed.
Escape Version and Session ID
This option is selected by default. Keep this option selected if you want Adobe Presenter to URL‑encode (escape) the version and session ID when sending data to an AICC-compliant learning management system. This is useful if your learning management system does not accept URL‑encoded information for these fields. Deselect this option if you do not want to URL‑encode (escape) the version and session ID.
Don’t Escape Characters
This option specifies that Adobe Presenter should not URL‑encode (escape) the value fields in parameters when data is sent to an AICC-compliant learning management system. In the text box, type the characters (without any delimiters such as spaces or commas) that the learning management system does not want escaped. For example, if the LMS does not want any numbers escaped, type 0123456789.
Send Interval
This option specifies how often slide data is sent to the LMS. As a user views a presentation, information is sent to the LMS. For regular slides, the LMS is notified that the user viewed the slide, and for question slides, information about the user response is sent to the LMS. Also, each time a slide is viewed, the LMS records the slide number so that if a user quits and then opens the presentation later, they user returns to the last slide. If you do not want information sent to the LMS for every slide in the presentation, you can change the Send Interval. For example, if you change the interval to 10, information is sent to the LMS every 10 slides.
note: If you change the Send Interval to a number higher than 1, users who quit before finishing the presentation may not be able to resume where they left off. For example, if the Send Interval is changed to 10 and a user quits after viewing nine slides, when they open the presentation again, they start over at slide 1.
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