I have a Rise course that includes several sections using blocks. I'm using button sets to create branching so I have turned off the previous/next buttons. I have a quiz block at the end of the course and want to have a slide after passing the quiz to wrap up the course and thank the participant. The only option I get, whether passing or not, is retake the quiz. Anyone have a workaround?
Hi Ashley,
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Yes, I do have the previous/next feature turned on. I have disabled the sidebar because I do not want students being able to navigate freely on their own. I want them to move in a linear fashion from top to bottom.
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If I set overall navigation to \"restricted\" but turn the sidebar on, will they be prevented from taking the lessons out of order?
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As for the previous/next feature, I got feedback from multiple testers that there is some intuition lacking to use it. Often, students must do additional scrolling beyond the screen content to \"activate\" the previous/next button. Most of my lessons do use a \"Continue\" button, and students get used to having that navigation tool. If that button is suddenly not available in a quiz and they have to scroll to find the \"next\" button, it can be confusing.
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Thanks for your help and I'm looking forward to hearing back from you.
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Dave
Hi Ashley,
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Yes, I do have the previous/next feature turned on. I have disabled the sidebar because I do not want students being able to navigate freely on their own. I want them to move in a linear fashion from top to bottom.
\n
If I set overall navigation to \"restricted\" but turn the sidebar on, will they be prevented from taking the lessons out of order?
\n
As for the previous/next feature, I got feedback from multiple testers that there is some intuition lacking to use it. Often, students must do additional scrolling beyond the screen content to \"activate\" the previous/next button. Most of my lessons do use a \"Continue\" button, and students get used to having that navigation tool. If that button is suddenly not available in a quiz and they have to scroll to find the \"next\" button, it can be confusing.
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Thanks for your help and I'm looking forward to hearing back from you.
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Dave
Hi David,
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The new blocks shortcut bar and the grouped lessons put all the lesson types together for ease of access and building out your content. Quizzes remained the same graded experiences that you’re used to (you can add the same kind of knowledge checks as blocks in lessons, but there they’re ungraded). That's why you're not able to add a Continue button immediately after a quiz. Have you disabled all the other navigation options such as the Prev/Next lesson and the sidebar? I'd suggest choosing one of those options to make sure your learners have a way to navigate.
Hi David,
\n
The new blocks shortcut bar and the grouped lessons put all the lesson types together for ease of access and building out your content. Quizzes remained the same graded experiences that you’re used to (you can add the same kind of knowledge checks as blocks in lessons, but there they’re ungraded). That's why you're not able to add a Continue button immediately after a quiz. Have you disabled all the other navigation options such as the Prev/Next lesson and the sidebar? I'd suggest choosing one of those options to make sure your learners have a way to navigate.
