I think a variable will help you accomplish what you need. Depending on your set up and navigation method, you'll want to set up a T/F variable that is adjusted from False to True based on something the user clicks on within the objective slide or the timeline of the slide ending. You'll also want to add a trigger to the slide that "jumps the user to X slide" (which ever slide would come next in your sequence or that you'd like them to see) when the timeline starts on the condition that the variable is true. This way if they end up revisiting the slide the slide will automatically advance them to the next slide in the course.
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Hi Louis,
I think a variable will help you accomplish what you need. Depending on your set up and navigation method, you'll want to set up a T/F variable that is adjusted from False to True based on something the user clicks on within the objective slide or the timeline of the slide ending. You'll also want to add a trigger to the slide that "jumps the user to X slide" (which ever slide would come next in your sequence or that you'd like them to see) when the timeline starts on the condition that the variable is true. This way if they end up revisiting the slide the slide will automatically advance them to the next slide in the course.
For more information on using variables you'll want to review the tutorials here.
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