I hope someone can help me. I am looking to build a prototype that involves a pre-assessment that will have content screens linked to each question. For every question the learner gets wrong, they are directed to the content slide for that question. If the learner gets the question right, they don't see that content slide. We want the prototype to build the content slides of the course based on questions they got wrong. How does the navigation work for something like this so it is seamless? Is this possible?
That describes following pre-defined paths. However, the basic concepts also work for defining paths based on what questions the user got wrong. That will just require extra triggers with conditions that look for whether the set of slides (or the scene) with the content related to a given question need to be viewed or not.
Obviously, that can complicate things quickly. It'll help if you create a good storyboard or just map out the options before you start programming.
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You can do that using variables and conditional triggers.
You might find this post helpful: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/tip-let-the-user-choose-their-path
That describes following pre-defined paths. However, the basic concepts also work for defining paths based on what questions the user got wrong. That will just require extra triggers with conditions that look for whether the set of slides (or the scene) with the content related to a given question need to be viewed or not.
Obviously, that can complicate things quickly. It'll help if you create a good storyboard or just map out the options before you start programming.