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Enforcing Sequential Completing of Lessons in Rise Courses
Hello,
I have developed a Rise course comprising three lessons, which should take approximately two hours to complete. This estimate assumes learners fully engage with the content, including reading all material (such as expanding accordion sections and viewing tabs), listening to audio, watching videos, and completing the knowledge check questions.
I understand that during testing—prior to broader release (when the course was uploaded to an LMS) —an administrator was able to scroll through all lessons without interacting with the content, attempt only one knowledge check question in Lesson 1, and complete the entire course in under a minute. It also appears possible for a learner to navigate directly to the final lesson and exit the course.
Is there a way in Rise to require learners to complete each lesson sequentially before progressing?
Yep. You need to do two things:
- Lock the order of the lessons:
Theme > Navigation > On > Restrict Navigation > On - Lock the interactions in each lesson:
Add a 'Continue' divider beneath each interaction you want to force the user to interact with, edit the divider and select the 'Completion Type > Complete Block Directly Above' option, or just add one divider to the bottom of the screen and select 'Complete All Blocks Above'
- Lock the order of the lessons:
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Yep. You need to do two things:
- Lock the order of the lessons:
Theme > Navigation > On > Restrict Navigation > On - Lock the interactions in each lesson:
Add a 'Continue' divider beneath each interaction you want to force the user to interact with, edit the divider and select the 'Completion Type > Complete Block Directly Above' option, or just add one divider to the bottom of the screen and select 'Complete All Blocks Above'
- Lock the order of the lessons:
Hi Chris. Thank you for your quick response. This is terrific. I've just switched on the Restrict Navigation setting, as it appears to be off by default. Now working on the 'Continue' divider. You learn something every day! :)