My client is concerned that learners will click next, next, next...without listening to the content... I am thinking that I would add a condition to the Next button that it would only be active after the sound plays... Is there an easier way? What if I put an invisable marker on the timeline for when the audio ends...and made that the condition that the next button worked? Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
Yes, actually you need to remove the "Next" choice from the bottom right side of the screen, click on the wheel and un-check "Nest". I also un-check "Previous" as well. You have to create a button with text called "NEXT" and add a trigger to it that says "Go to the next slide". Doing it this way, you can put it anywhere on the timeline you want, I usually make it active right about the time I say click NEXT to move on. This works very well. I know what you mean by click, click, click, done. Our medical device reps will do the same thing if you let them
Sweet! I can do that. Sooooo much easier than trying to make a variable to notice when the audio is done. Thanks. (Doing the V8 slap on the head for not thinking of that...)
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Yes, actually you need to remove the "Next" choice from the bottom right side of the screen, click on the wheel and un-check "Nest". I also un-check "Previous" as well. You have to create a button with text called "NEXT" and add a trigger to it that says "Go to the next slide". Doing it this way, you can put it anywhere on the timeline you want, I usually make it active right about the time I say click NEXT to move on. This works very well. I know what you mean by click, click, click, done. Our medical device reps will do the same thing if you let them
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Dave
Sweet! I can do that. Sooooo much easier than trying to make a variable to notice when the audio is done. Thanks. (Doing the V8 slap on the head for not thinking of that...)
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