Viewing a slide only if another slide hasn't already been viewed

Jul 31, 2017

Howdy-

Looking for suggestions on how to do the following:

1. I have a lesson with multiple scenes. Two of them cover how to respond to certain events in different ways depending on whether the event is or is not safety critical.

2. I have a single slide that is relevant regardless of which scene they view.

3. I placed the slide at the end of both scenes, but I only want it to be displayed if they haven't already viewed it in the other scene. Learners will view both scenes but night do it in any sequence and I don't want them to have to view the slide again at the end of scene 4 if they already saw it at the end of scene 3 and vice versa.

A colleague suggested creating T/F variables that are False until the slide is viewed and then True. And then creating a trigger that says to play slide 3.5 only if slide 4.5 is False, otherwise skip slide 3.5.

But I'd like them to be able to return to slide 3.5 (or 4.5) later if necessary, and once they've both been set to True they wouldn't be able to launch either one because the trigger would cause the slide to be skipped.

Any ideas on how to do this?

Thanks!

1 Reply
Walt Hamilton

If I understand you, your colleague is correct, you just need to put the condition, not on slide3.5, but on the trigger that jumps to it. Then if they arrive there using some other method, they can still view it.

IMO, it will be much easier to use only one slide. At the end of both scenes, jump to it if they have not already viewed it (one T/F variable will suffice to track that), otherwise, jump to wherever is next.

If I don't understand correctly, maybe you could attach a representative few slides here, and someone can take a look at it.

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