I have multiple questions where the user watches a short video and then answers a question. I would like for them to be able to watch the video again if they get the answer wrong. And I need them to only be allowed to answer once.
I know this can be done by adding the same video in another layer or slide. However, my projects are in Sign Language and usually have about 50 videos to begin with. Duplicating would put that number at a 100 which is too much for our computers.
Does the video need to be on the base layer? Maybe you could place the initial video on a layer and have that layer start when the question timeline starts. You could have the layer start again when the "Incorrect" layer is open and the timeline starts.
It's a .story file - but can you do a "save as" I know I've seen folks in the forums mention that downloading it sometimes changes the file type. It's typically a user/browser specific setting.
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Welcome to E-Learning Heroes, StacyLeagh!
Does the video need to be on the base layer? Maybe you could place the initial video on a layer and have that layer start when the question timeline starts. You could have the layer start again when the "Incorrect" layer is open and the timeline starts.
Here's a quick example:
THANK YOU! Your solution does save me a huge amount of time and space.
Awesome, happy that will work for you!
Have a great day and good luck with the project, StacyLeagh :)
Christine
Christine, what kind of file did you attach above. When I try to save it, it saves as .htm instead of .story?
Hi Daniela,
It's a .story file - but can you do a "save as" I know I've seen folks in the forums mention that downloading it sometimes changes the file type. It's typically a user/browser specific setting.
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