Disable it when the slide starts. Then on the Correct layer, there is a Continue button that when clicked will advance to the next slide.
If you don’t use the Correct layer, you will have to write a bunch of triggers to set variables when the items interests with the targets, then enable the Next button when Submit is clicked if all the variables are correct. It’s a lot easier to use the Correct layer.
If you don’t want the learner to see the correct layer, you can use it anyway. Just write a trigger to jump to the next slide when the timeline starts.
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Disable it when the slide starts. Then on the Correct layer, there is a Continue button that when clicked will advance to the next slide.
If you don’t use the Correct layer, you will have to write a bunch of triggers to set variables when the items interests with the targets, then enable the Next button when Submit is clicked if all the variables are correct. It’s a lot easier to use the Correct layer.
If you don’t want the learner to see the correct layer, you can use it anyway. Just write a trigger to jump to the next slide when the timeline starts.