I see this post is over three years old, but I'd still like to be able to see it if you still have it available. When I clicked on it, it said File Not Found. My team is working on a "choose your own adventure" approach to developing leaders. They may not need all the skills, but may need some. I'm trying to figure out a way to have leaders go through a survey or assessment that makes a recommended learning path based on their responses. Seeing as many examples or finding templates for this new team of developers would be a huge help!
Hi Candy, at the moment the example isn't hosted anywhere.
This example was a leanear path (no branching) meant simply as an engaging set-up, and, what you might call a "Pattern Interrupt" to break the learner’s normal thought pattern and activity pattern (regarding an e-learning experience).
Another option, if you want to go the Storyline route is to make a simple 10 question Yes/No quiz that then recommends a learning path (custom feedback) based on how many 'Yes's' are answered—4 and below = path 1, 5-7 = path 2, 8-10 = path 3.
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Hi Ryan,
I see this post is over three years old, but I'd still like to be able to see it if you still have it available. When I clicked on it, it said File Not Found. My team is working on a "choose your own adventure" approach to developing leaders. They may not need all the skills, but may need some. I'm trying to figure out a way to have leaders go through a survey or assessment that makes a recommended learning path based on their responses. Seeing as many examples or finding templates for this new team of developers would be a huge help!
Thanks in advance! :)
Hi Candy, at the moment the example isn't hosted anywhere.
This example was a leanear path (no branching) meant simply as an engaging set-up, and, what you might call a "Pattern Interrupt" to break the learner’s normal thought pattern and activity pattern (regarding an e-learning experience).
I assume you want something like this: https://www.typeform.com/help/what-is-logic-jump/
Maybe that tool will help?
Another option, if you want to go the Storyline route is to make a simple 10 question Yes/No quiz that then recommends a learning path (custom feedback) based on how many 'Yes's' are answered—4 and below = path 1, 5-7 = path 2, 8-10 = path 3.
Cheers,
Ryan
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