Hi,
I'm using ARI quiz (paid version).

I have setup makeshift LMS using the quiz extension. The course lasts for 5 days with multiple sections and quizzes on each day. I'll use day 1 as an example for my question.

User logs in and goes to day 1. There they have 4 chapters to read, several videos to watch and additional articles. After each of these things there is a short quiz.

I am looking for a way to display either passed/failed/incomplete beside of each quiz that's linked on day 1. It could be text, an image, or whatever. Just need some visual to show the user that they have taken and passed/failed the quiz or they have not yet taken it.

I hope this all makes sense. Is this possible with either ARI Data Tables or ARI Smart Content?

Hello,

How do you attach quizzes to specific day? Do you use "Start date"/"End date" parameters in quiz settings or in another way?

Regards,
ARI Soft

Hi.
No special parameters. I do not use start/end dates. Here's a very generic version of what I have now:

There are 5 days total, each day on it's own page.

Day 1
Read Chapter 1
Take Chapter 1 Quiz
Read Chapter 2
Read this article
Watch this video
Take Chapter 2 Quiz
...and so on through chapter 4

I just need some way to let the user know where they are at in the process. Maybe something like this:

Read Chapter 1 | Done!
Take Chapter 1 Quiz | Passed!
Read Chapter 2 | Done!
Read this article | Done!
Watch this video | Done!
Take Chapter 2 Quiz | FAILED!

Doesn't have to be exactly this, just some way to pull the info from the database whether they passed or failed and display it on the page.

Thanks for your time!

Do you add links to quizzes manually or use quiz category page? The extension adds special CSS classes for passes/failed/untouched quizzes for pages with "ARI Quiz -> Quizzes" and "ARI Quiz -> Quiz Category" page types. They can be used to add custom styles to quiz links. You can read more about it here.

Regards,
ARI Soft

Currently I'm manually linking to the quiz. I'll look into this to see if it will work. Thank you!