Hi eLearning heroes, I am trying to figure out how I can guide the learner down different paths of one module depending upon their needs. I am having difficulty designing how I would record completion if the learner decides to go down one path and not the other . For example a clinician in a hospital may need to only learn about IV cannulation for adult where another may need adults and kids. I am trying not to produce 2 separate packages as much of the content is applicable to both.
could you have a final slide (results slide) that both branches go to at the end? That way regardless of which path they choose the course is complete.
I think this is similar to a course I created a while back, I needed to record the module as complete on the LMS but depending on the branch of the course they choose defined how much info they were provided with. Both branches went to a results slide that became the tracking slide in Storyline to mark the whole course as complete.
I also work for a hospital. When we design courses with multiple paths we do what Michelle does. Sometimes we will have quiz questions in the individual branches that we don't use for completion. We then use quiz questions applicable to all as the "final" quiz used for completion. I hope that makes sense.
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Thanks Matthew, looks like I need some more JavaScript knowledge.
This seems it would work for tracking 1 exit point. I am not aware of how I could track 2 exit points without making 2 separate courses.
i.e., finish on slide 10 = completed A / finish on slide 15 = completed A + B.
Thanks for the quick response by the way
could you have a final slide (results slide) that both branches go to at the end? That way regardless of which path they choose the course is complete.
I think this is similar to a course I created a while back, I needed to record the module as complete on the LMS but depending on the branch of the course they choose defined how much info they were provided with. Both branches went to a results slide that became the tracking slide in Storyline to mark the whole course as complete.
Hope this helps!
I also work for a hospital. When we design courses with multiple paths we do what Michelle does. Sometimes we will have quiz questions in the individual branches that we don't use for completion. We then use quiz questions applicable to all as the "final" quiz used for completion. I hope that makes sense.
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