Learners sometimes believe they've completed the course and close the course window prematurely for a variety of reasons. When the lack of completion is raised days later, recollections of the actions have faded.
Is there any way SL can catch a close window exception and if the course completion hasn't been posted, notify the learner of this? With a unique JavaScript?
I went through the same thing myself when we introduced CBT to our employees. It was a new concept for many, and I ran into situations where learners thought they completed the course when in fact, they hadn't.
I always make it standard practice to have a final "Course Complete" layer on the home page once a learner completes a content review. This is the simplest solution for making it known to learner that he or she may exit the course.
This is an example of a home page prior to navigating through each module:
This is an example of the course completion layer on the same home page:
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Hey, Sam.
I went through the same thing myself when we introduced CBT to our employees. It was a new concept for many, and I ran into situations where learners thought they completed the course when in fact, they hadn't.
I always make it standard practice to have a final "Course Complete" layer on the home page once a learner completes a content review. This is the simplest solution for making it known to learner that he or she may exit the course.
This is an example of a home page prior to navigating through each module:
This is an example of the course completion layer on the same home page:
That's a nice clear close course page.
The home page navigation is also nice, and it doubles as a progress indicator.
Thanks for sharing your idea Cody,
Hopefully this will work for you Sam.
I will play with this when time permits. I'm stuck working on narratives right now.
Some observations:
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