Master Lesson connected to secondary lessons

Yes, Kat that sounds possible, especially if you are using Storyline and all your lessons are in one course. Your LMS is also likely to play an important role in how your learner navigates his path. 

Thank you for your reply Daniel.  The eLearning catalog is 54 separate eLearning lessons and we are looking for a way to make the learner's experience a little smoother.  One suggestion was a master eLearning lesson that would take people through the lessons they needed for their role.  I'm not sure how possible that would be?  The LMS is a little unfriendly and I'm not sure how much control we have over that atm, I'm investigating it with the SMEs this week. 

Do you think it would be possible with separate lessons?

Hi, Kathleen:

If you didn't want to have one huge course/module, you could create a slightly different version for each specific audience. Basically, you'd be copying the file and customizing that version for your specific audience. 

Or you could have a generic, intro module, and after that's done, you could have the specific module be the next thing in sequence. That might be the easier to maintaining the course. --Daniel 

Hello Kathleen, 

I worked on something similar for a client and managed the various "courses" in scenes. I used variables to keep track of various learning milestones.

My course ended up with about 10 scenes. 54 might make the course run slow. 

I like Daniel's suggestion below - creating slightly different versions of the same course to fit a specific learner group. You could still keep each course comprehensive for that learner group, but also manageable enough so that everything functions smoothly.

Let us know what you decide to do. I'm interested in knowing which "solution" you go ahead with.