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Nice work. Is it possible to put an exit button after the assessment? It was a bit confusing as what to do after passing the assessment. Or perhaps a message on what to do next?
Lu,
You can do this by placing a block below your quiz/assessment, then in that block place a button (interactive/button) then edit the button and select the destination as exit the course. I would add a screen shot but I am about to board a flight and working on an iPad right now. I have tested this on one of my courses and it works nicely.
You can do this by placing a block below your quiz/assessment, then in that block place a button (interactive/button) then edit the button and select the destination as exit the course. I would add a screen shot but I am about to board a flight and working on an iPad right now. I have tested this on one of my courses and it works nicely.
- Hi Lu!
What I've sometimes done in that case is is add another lesson after the quiz and call the lesson "Summary" or "Wrap-Up". I usually use a Blocks lesson. Then I include information about who to contact for follow up questions, I might use a "Button Stack" block to include links to various helpful documents and follow up documentation, etc. Then at the end, I usually include in bold text "Thank you for taking this module! Stay Safe!" Or something like that. This way it's pretty clear to the learner that it's over :)