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Hi Trina, I am trying this but am having lots of trouble. Usually when you click continue, the slides move down to the next lesson in a section. When I direct users in a branching scenario to take a different branch, the lessons progress upward. I don't like this. I want each lesson to progress normally once you are in it, no matter when or how you enter it. Also, if you repeat a section, the continue buttons disappear. Can you help? or direct me to someone who can?
https://rise.articulate.com/share/VfswA6LVsiFy1bi1xLbihM-moQ7d0QBj
https://rise.articulate.com/share/VfswA6LVsiFy1bi1xLbihM-moQ7d0QBj
Hi Laurie. Rise courses aren't slide based so the experience is quite different. Rise courses follow a vertical scrolling convention that's similar to browsing a web page.
As for the continue buttons disappearing once content has been viewed, that is by design. The continue blocks in this course are set to be enabled once the learner listens to the full audio/video content. Once they've listened to audio/video all the way through one time the continue button will be enabled for them when they repeat a section/revisit a branch.
Overall, it sounds to me like you'd like a more customizable course experience with a finer degree of control over how learners navigate. If that's the case, I'd recommend going with Storyline 360 over Rise.
Hope this is helpful info!
As for the continue buttons disappearing once content has been viewed, that is by design. The continue blocks in this course are set to be enabled once the learner listens to the full audio/video content. Once they've listened to audio/video all the way through one time the continue button will be enabled for them when they repeat a section/revisit a branch.
Overall, it sounds to me like you'd like a more customizable course experience with a finer degree of control over how learners navigate. If that's the case, I'd recommend going with Storyline 360 over Rise.
Hope this is helpful info!