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Depending how complex the scenarios/course layout are but if it is a fairly straight forward layout I'd just go for simple branched slides and take away the option to re-navigate the course, would this be suitable for what you are trying to achieve?

Yes that is close to what I am looking for. If the course is a huge scenario can branching still work? I don't like the thought of someone not being able to navigate backwards.

It would, someone might have a more eloquent solution, but no reason why it shouldn't work. With regards to navigation, I'd stick a back button in and I'd manually insert it, so that it branches back to the slide you want it to not the last viewed slide (Storyline's default) however this will change the score (i.e.) so if that's what you want you would then need variables, or let the user change their score! (Which I can't imagine you want?)

To preserve score but allow them to move back and forward (whilst keeping the up to date score on each slide) I would:

- Set a true/false (default to false) variable for each slide that changes when they select the option, (i.e. - trigger change variable to "true" when user clicks button 1 and do this for all buttons of the scenario)

- set a timeline start trigger to change state of scenario buttons to disabled if above mentioned variable = true

- then have a bar chart with as many states as you have points i.e. 30 scenarios = 30 states with incremental changes along each state

- Create a number variable that just counts

- Trigger each correct response to +1 to counter variable

- Then have a trigger that adjusts the state of the graph depending on the number of the variable. 

That should preserve the score allow them to navigate and stop them from fiddling results.

Very poor example here

Is that what you were looking for?