Creating a Course for Multiple User Roles

Hi Jeremy, I just set one up like this a couple of weeks ago and was able to use slide completions as a very effective (and reliable) means for tracking completion.  Even though I built in branching for roles, each role still viewed the same number of slides, for example 6 slides in the example below, so I was able to set the completion criteria as 6 slides and it works well.

Here's an example of how I set mine up - 

There is another option that I would use if each role didn't view the same number of slides, for example role A only has 5 slides whereas role B views 6, and that would be to have a slide at the end with a dummy quiz question that you could make look like a "finish" button or something.  You could then base your completion based on your quiz results.  I saw a really good example of this somewhere here in the community but can't find it this morning.

The converging paths model that Brian describes is a great way to do this. As is the quiz question as a completion holder. You can even have the dummy question completely invisible to the user if you'd like. 

If you're comfortable with JavaScript, here's another method to get you there. Add a JavaScript trigger to your final page, which is gated by the rest of the experience:

//***start javascript trigger

var player=GetPlayer();

var cScore=player.GetVar("customScore"); // add this line if you want to report a score

lmsAPI.SetScore(cScore, 100, 0); // same here

SetStatus("completed");

//***end javascript trigger

If you want to set the score to 100% without grabbing a variable from the Storyline player,  add this line instead of the ...SetScore(cScore... line:

 lmsAPI.SetScore(cScore, 100, 0);