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RobinLiebert's avatar
RobinLiebert
Community Member
11 years ago

Forcing users to watch majority or entire video clip

When using video clips in course content, is there any way of ensuring that the user watches the entire video clip before advancing to the next slide?

  • MichaelHinze's avatar
    MichaelHinze
    Community Member

    For a local video (inserted from file), you could place a transparent shape over the video's progress bar, sot hat users can't fastforward through the video. Then add a True/False variable that starts out a false and is set to true when the media (video) completes. Add a condition to the Next button's trigger, so that it only jumps to the next slide if the variable is true. Here is a quick example.

  • Glad to see this older discussion and Michael's suggestion are still coming in handy, Teresa! :)

  • SimonHall's avatar
    SimonHall
    Community Member

    It's still coming in handy now! I was looking for this exact solution, thanks!

  • Glad that this conversation was able to help you as well. Thanks for chiming in to share, Simon and welcome to E-Learning Heroes :)

  • MikeSong's avatar
    MikeSong
    Community Member

    Great idea.  But what about a vimeo video?  Would that not work as well?

  • Hi, can someone advise how to ensure student see full-length of a video (inserted to module) while having free movement in the module's chapters? While using a modern player we encountered an issue when the movement is free, the slide is checked as completed even when not finished the full video..
    The solution above is only working for restricted access and going step-by-step, slide by slide..

  • Hi Miroslava,

    To help clarify, a slide is considered viewed as soon as the learner has visited/opened that particular slide - it does not take into account slide layers, timelines, etc., so the slide will be viewed once that slide's timeline starts. 

    It sounds like you'd like to restrict navigation only for the video but leave the rest of the course unrestricted. Hopefully others in the community can chime in with their suggestions!

    • MiroslavaPapeov's avatar
      MiroslavaPapeov
      Community Member

      Hi Ren, indeed, it's exactly what I'd like to have - unrestricted course while having restricted video on one slide (ideally with possibility to re-watch it as unrestricted for 2nd+ times).

  • RossWhite's avatar
    RossWhite
    Community Member

    It sounds as if this solution is Storyline only. Is there no option in Rise 360 for this? It's a really useful feature request. Otherwise I have to go sort it out in Storyline just to import it into Rise, which is a pain.