Hi Juan Camilo, In the end I did roughly what you are suggesting. I was just wondering whether or not there was a cleaner way because you have to make sure that there are no "wrong" answers when you ask the question - and since each answer is "correct" but it is a single multiple choice question, it doesn't fit into the edX model as cleanly as I would like.
For now, I have use a work-around as you suggest. Thanks for following up - I appreciate your comments because I can always learn a new technique and update the course, so these suggestions are always valuable. Julie On Tuesday, April 4, 2017 at 4:35:04 PM UTC-4, Juan Camilo Montoya wrote: > > Hello Julia and Miguel, > > for anyone working on this, just one suggestion: > instead of using polls + conditionals, why don't you use multiple choice > questions + feedback to ask the questions and then inside the feedback you > could add the proper link to the contents the user should be directed to in > each case. > > You could even hide the correctness in the MC question and also hide the > destination units, in order to have the same behavior as the poll + > conditional, but with less trouble. > > I know it's been a while since Julia postes the question, but I hope it > helps anyway. > > :) > all best, > Juan Camilo > eduNEXT <https://www.edunext.co> > > > > El viernes, 3 de marzo de 2017, 18:02:57 (UTC-5), Miguel Cordova escribió: >> >> Did you got the solution to this issue? I'm stacked in the same case... >> there is no way to get the poll answer value. >> >> El viernes, 4 de noviembre de 2016, 16:44:29 (UTC+1), Julia Mullen >> escribió: >>> >>> Good Morning, >>> >>> I am trying to create the following sequence: >>> >>> What is your level of supercomputing experience? >>> if none then >>> unit should be an html text component with information on >>> which modules to study >>> else >>> can you identify your use case? >>> if yes then >>> unit should be an html text box directing you (via >>> link) to the use case module matching your use case >>> else >>> unit should be an html text box directing you to an >>> intermediate path >>> >>> I have tried to accomplish this using the conditional - so first a >>> poll, >>> Have you ever used a supercomputer? >>> Yes, No, A long time ago >>> >>> Option 1: I tried building the conditional using the UI in the >>> advanced problem in a Euclyptus instance - nothing all I get is a block >>> that says "you must attempt supercomputing experience to see this >>> material. I have attempted and even answered the poll question, but no go. >>> >>> So I tried option 2: the old way - create a poll unit, create a unit >>> with a component answer for the No result, a component answer for the yes >>> and long time ago results. Export the course and edit the code in the >>> vertical associated with the unit. However, I am still missing something >>> because if I answer the poll question with 'no' I should get the simple >>> html component but I get what you see below. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> In addition, on the studio side I see: >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> and when I go into each of those blocks there is nothing in the >>> individual conditional. I think I am picking up the correct sources for >>> the Supercomputing experience poll, but the answers aren't being properly >>> translated to display the components. The code that I modified in the >>> vertical is below. Any and all suggestions are welcome. >>> >>> Also - the How To Use Conditional Documentation is pretty sparse, I did >>> use the Stanford course >>> https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/StanfordOnline/OpenEdX/Demo/courseware/Conditionals/Conditional_content/ >>> >>> to get a better sense of how to do this, but we need clearer documentation >>> if we are going to expand the community of course builders. The Stanford >>> units are great but perhaps a bit out of date. I'm happy to be the >>> documentarian once I get this resolved. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Julie >>> >>> =================== >>> Code >>> ================== >>> <vertical display_name="Suggested Path, Step 1"> >>> <conditional >>> sources="block-v1:LLX+LLX06+Q1_2017+type@poll+block@2720492480234529a3bf035ab87947e5" >>> >>> poll_answer="No"> >>> <html url_name="bc69a47f28c748b2a0f0bfe48b2862aa"/> >>> </conditional> >>> <conditional >>> sources="block-v1:LLX+LLX06+Q1_2017+type@poll+block@2720492480234529a3bf035ab87947e5" >>> >>> poll_answer="Yes"> >>> <poll url_name="1ab736d88a2846dd88f1948dd81414fc" >>> xblock-family="xblock.v1" feedback="" display_name="Starting Point for >>> Experienced and Advanced Users" private_results="true" question="Since you >>> are familiar with the LLSC systems, we need to know more about the >>> application that you plan to run on the LLSC systems. Which of the >>> following Use Cases best fits your application?" max_submissions="0" >>> answers="[ [ "R", { >>> "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "Throughput (or Job >>> Array)" } ], [ "B", >>> { "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "MapReduce" >>> } ], [ "G", { >>> "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "Bulk Synchronous or >>> multi-stage loosely coupled" } ], [ >>> "O", { "img": "", >>> "img_alt": "", "label": >>> "Parallel" } ], [ >>> "1478202817175", { "img": >>> "", "img_alt": "", >>> "label": "Databases and Analytics" } >>> ], [ "1478202835407", { >>> "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "I don't know" >>> } ] ]"/> >>> </conditional> >>> <conditional >>> sources="block-v1:LLX+LLX06+Q1_2017+type@poll+block@2720492480234529a3bf035ab87947e5" >>> >>> poll_answer="A long time ago"> >>> <poll url_name="1ab736d88a2846dd88f1948dd81414fc" >>> xblock-family="xblock.v1" feedback="" display_name="Starting Point for >>> Experienced and Advanced Users" private_results="true" question="Since you >>> are familiar with the LLSC systems, we need to know more about the >>> application that you plan to run on the LLSC systems. Which of the >>> following Use Cases best fits your application?" max_submissions="0" >>> answers="[ [ "R", { >>> "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "Throughput (or Job >>> Array)" } ], [ "B", >>> { "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "MapReduce" >>> } ], [ "G", { >>> "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "Bulk Synchronous or >>> multi-stage loosely coupled" } ], [ >>> "O", { "img": "", >>> "img_alt": "", "label": >>> "Parallel" } ], [ >>> "1478202817175", { "img": >>> "", "img_alt": "", >>> "label": "Databases and Analytics" } >>> ], [ "1478202835407", { >>> "img": "", "img_alt": >>> "", "label": "I don't know" >>> } ] ]"/> >>> </conditional> >>> </vertical> >>> >>> =================== >>> =================== >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "General Open edX discussion" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/edx-code/7c49dbac-6e52-4d17-94d3-0fce83fb0273%40googlegroups.com.
