Closed tracielin closed 2 months ago
Alternative idea: Answers by columns.
Example of 3 answer choices and 3 confidence levels:
Answer 1 | Answer 2 | Answer 3 |
---|---|---|
Unsure | Unsure | Unsure |
Moderately confident | Moderately confident | Moderately confident |
Confident | Confident | Confident |
Instead of additional buttons for each confidence level + answer combination, have answer selector separate from confidence selector. (Need javascript to add responses together to yield output.)
Example Scenario 1: Currently, for 2 answer choices and 2 confidence level, I have 4 buttons. Scenario 2: If there were 3 answer choices and 3 confidence levels, there would be 9 buttons.
Instead, in the new schema, there would be: Scenario 1: 2 answer choice buttons. 2 confidence level buttons (or 'confidence meter'?). A submit answer button. Scenario 2: 3 answer choice buttons. 3 confidence level buttons (or options on 'confidence meter'). A submit answer button.
Game idea: Have the confidence rating as "How many heart points are you willing to wager on your answer?"
Alternative idea: Answers by columns.
Example of 3 answer choices and 3 confidence levels:
Answer 1 Answer 2 Answer 3 Unsure Unsure Unsure Moderately confident Moderately confident Moderately confident Confident Confident Confident
Leaning away from this (even though it would be easier with my current javascript code format). Why leaning away: UI. This format is not as intuitive to the user. Dropdowns would suggest the ability to choose multiple answers. (which is not the case) Not dropdown would take up too much space, and feel like an unwieldy number of 'options'.
Accomplished this task with playground_ans_confid_combo_v1_works.html.
Next step: Combine this with scoreboard tracker.
Instead of additional buttons for each confidence level + answer combination, have answer selector separate from confidence selector. (Need javascript to add responses together to yield output.)
Example Scenario 1: Currently, for 2 answer choices and 2 confidence level, I have 4 buttons. Scenario 2: If there were 3 answer choices and 3 confidence levels, there would be 9 buttons.
Instead, in the new schema, there would be: Scenario 1: 2 answer choice buttons. 2 confidence level buttons (or 'confidence meter'?). A submit answer button. Scenario 2: 3 answer choice buttons. 3 confidence level buttons (or options on 'confidence meter'). A submit answer button.