Hyperlinks to other slides in same presention
Oct 13, 2011
Hello
I have a large elearning module which has hyperlinks in some of the earlier slides within a menu which works beautifully in moving learners to different slides (or sections) in the module. When they have finished a section, the 'next' button I have put in takes them back to the opening menu to select the next item on the menu.
I had inserted an engage interaction - but it refused point blank to move on to the next slide - or any other slide - when published.
So, I redid the information contained in the engage interaction to produce a slide with a number of 'tabs' down the left hand side, each of which is set with a hyperlink to another slide. Let's call this slide LIST OF CHOICES. It's a similar set up to the first menu slide in some ways, a list of choices to be made.... but I want learners to be able to move about from within the various choices to other choices without HAVING to go back to the LIST OF CHOICES slide.
When I view this as a power point presentation the hyperlinks work perfectly well. I can hop about from one page to another going backwards and forwards as the fancy takes me.................. then when I publish - it won't do it. All I can do once published is to move forward to the next slide in order.
Can anyone help?
3 Replies
Hi Peb,
Hyperlinks you include in PowerPoint will be respected in your published output. However, not all hyperlink options are supported in Presenter. For more details, please see:
http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=907
Hi, not all heperlinks are supported in studio, see here http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter09/kb/?p=907
previous slide is the key one that does not work, often it is good practice to add your hyoer link as a transparent shape instead of on the object itself
I also wonder if you have your presentation set to restricted navigation so only forward would be an option
Thank you for your suggestion Brian
But I think Phil hit the nail on the head!!!! Thank you Phil!
Doh!!! Can you tell this is STILL my first ever elearning project? (Only been doing it for .....coughs..... a few months ...... in between other work)
Right off I go to try this out
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