As I was going through, I got really in the habit of clicking "Next". When I would come to a test or task card, I would answer the question and click "Next" and get no feedback.
I think my expectation was that the button in the bottom-right corner would be "Submit" that would change into a "Next" button if my answer was correct. This is how, e.g. Khan Academy functions:
I can also understand that if we want to pursue this approach, we might not want to force people to get a question right before continuing, so maybe it would make sense to include a not-super-obvious "Skip" link for people who get stuck, a la
As I was going through, I got really in the habit of clicking "Next". When I would come to a test or task card, I would answer the question and click "Next" and get no feedback.
I think my expectation was that the button in the bottom-right corner would be "Submit" that would change into a "Next" button if my answer was correct. This is how, e.g. Khan Academy functions:
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I can also understand that if we want to pursue this approach, we might not want to force people to get a question right before continuing, so maybe it would make sense to include a not-super-obvious "Skip" link for people who get stuck, a la![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2058614/213935386-56a9ba01-d763-40d9-95f6-c574e120f303.png)
Curious what you think :grin: