I pause a timeline for the user to move a slider, giving immediate feedback through a variable reference in a textbox. How do I resume the timeline when the user is done moving the slider. The only trigger option is when the timeline moves, not when the user is done moving it. I tried using "loses focus", but that was never triggered.
In reality, you have to guess when the learner has completed, not only moving the slider, but also assimilating the feedback. In my opinion, guessing when a learner has assimilated something adequately and is ready to move on, never ends with well-designed learning. I allow them to take a deliberate action (click something, for example) that definitely says, "I'm ready to move on."
Then when they click, use the resume timeline trigger.
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In reality, you have to guess when the learner has completed, not only moving the slider, but also assimilating the feedback. In my opinion, guessing when a learner has assimilated something adequately and is ready to move on, never ends with well-designed learning. I allow them to take a deliberate action (click something, for example) that definitely says, "I'm ready to move on."
Then when they click, use the resume timeline trigger.
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