Authorized access to modules
Jan 13, 2023
By
Tara Westman
Hi everyone,
I'm creating some e-Learning for a company and I want them to have access to modules that pertain to their job i.e., sterile compounding. If the mod does not pertain to their job, they don't get access. Is there a way to do this? Right now, I have all the mod with a hyperlink to a separate course, I'm hoping to add users to each course that pertain to that mod. If a user tries to access a mod they do not have access to, I'd like a page that states something like " you do not have access to this mod... please contact admin."Is a page like this possible?
5 Replies
Your LMS normally takes care of who has access and who not. Depending on the LMS they use most have a lot of options for this.
Hi Tara, I agree entirely with Math, you should try to control this via your LMS, however, if you must do this from within Storyline you could try this simple method.
Hi Tara and welcome to the community!
I'll third the vote for using your LMS for this. A good LMS with access to HR data should make it easy to assign content based on role.
That said, if your LMS doesn't have access to that data and you're okay with learners self-identifying their role, you have some options directly in Storyline 360.
Use branching:
Use variables:
The first of these options is best if you just have a small number of roles (such as a course that just has Manager and Individual Contributor versions) and/or a short course. It's really easy to copy and paste the first version of the course and then just quickly make the role-specific changes to each new branch. If you have a lot of different roles, though, a branch for each one leads to a LOT of slides and a large course file size. In that case, you can keep your course file size lighter by going with the second option.
Precisely! Trying to use storyline and not an LMS.
Thanks.
Thank you for the warm welcome and the great information #BiancaWoods. This makes total sense. Appreciate the help