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<div>HI All,</div>
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<div>If in a multiple choice question a student clicks the Submit Answer button without choosing an answer, I know there is no visible status message that appears for the student, but I'm wondering if there is some type of code that can be identified somewhere?
I have a problem with 25 parts, each of which has a multiple choice question and I'm looking for a way of identifying if a student hits submit on any of those parts without selecting an answer. Is there Lon-Capa magic for that? Thanks! </div>
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<div>(and if anyone want to know WHY I'd want to do that, I'll be happy to share)</div>
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<div>Doug</div>
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<div>Douglas Mills</div>
<div>Director of Instructional Technology</div>
<div>Department of Chemistry</div>
<div>University of Illinois</div>
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