Help - Designing a Course Flow
Nov 04, 2013
First off, thank you very much for reading this.
I have created a course that is broken into three separate scenes; indicated by three folders on the first slide.
The idea is to have the individual finish each scene (15-20 slides) starting from the left and work until reaching the final folder to the right. As there is an order to the information in each scene, the individual should not be allowed to click on the second/third folder before completing the first. For example, in the photo attached, one should finish the first “Inside The Group” scene of 15 slides. Upon completion, it would transport back to this slide and now: a) “Inside The Group” would have a checkmark appear b) “Your Tools” would appear and the folder would now be accessible c) “Your Training” would still be nameless.
Sorry if that was confusing.
Any idea as to how I can go about achieving this?
I can’t get a thought process started.
8 Replies
Hi Rajiv,
That's not as complex as it seems and is a common navigation structure. While there are several ways to approach this, here's what I would do.
SETUP:
Since you're evaluating the end of a path, we'll need a few variables.
FUNCTION:
ON THE MAIN SLIDE WITH FOLDERS (your screenshot)
That should work.
Hi Rajiv! Looks like Kevin is taking care of you here, but I wanted to pop in and welcome you to E-Learning Heroes!
Thank you so much for the speedy reply Kevin!
The instructions were easy to follow and I've finished it with no issue.
Very appreciated and grateful for the help!
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And thank you for the welcome Leslie... I'm excited to be a part of the community!
Awesome! Thanks for the update Rajiv
I wanted to ask another question pertaining to the same project if possible:
Under the thirdsection of “Your Training”, I was looking to have two separate sets ofquestions (one with 5 and the other with 8) published. The section would read as 5 slides of info, 5 questions, 10 slides of info, 8 questions, and then a final slide with trigger button.
These questionswouldn't really be evaluated. It’s moreto indicate that the individual has read the material; a wrong answer wouldtransport back to the slide containing said answer and/or provide a hint. It’s more of a technicality.
However, upon finishingboth sets of questions, I want to set up a button/trigger to prompt Outlook andsend a pre-populated email with an address/title/message set up. For example:
Email: Admin@HR.Com
Subject: I’vecompleted my first day training
Body: I’m sendingthis email to let you know I’ve worked through all your modules.
It doesn't haveto auto-send; just want to make sure the individual just hits send as a final action to complete everything(literally).
Is this possible?
Hi Rajiv! I think the community will be better able to assist you with their uses of this functionality, but I did want you to be aware of some things to be mindful of in case your e-mail trigger does not work.
Thanks Leslie... Will do!
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