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How do I keep quiz slides locked until the training slides have been worked through?
One of our customers wants trainees to visit at least 80% of all slides in the course before the quiz module becomes available. Is there an easy way to implement this?
Also, is there a way to add ...
Hi Brian, thank you so much for your help.
I'm looking for a way to block access to the quiz slides until at least 80% of the training slides have been visited. So the goal is not to jump to a quiz slide automatically when this value is reached, but to activate the quiz in the TOC menu. The ideal solution would be to have the quiz as a greyed-out TOC item that becomes clickable after enough training slides have been visited.
Regarding the checkmarks: I'm refering to the "visited" checkmarks in the TOC menu (see attached image). These are being set simply by clicking on a slide which makes them kind of meaningless. I'm looking for a way to have the checkmark NOT appear in the TOC until the associated slide has actually been viewed in its entirety (end of timeline).
Hello Christoph,
Modifying the appearance of the menu according to your requirement is currently not possible. I recommend exploring Brian's suggestion of using variables and triggers to control when the quiz in your course will be come available. One other way you could set it up would be to:
- Add a 'Hidden' button to your course that redirects your learners to your quiz. You can place this button in the Slide Master layout so that it will be accessible to all slides that use the layout.
- Restrict the navigation of your course.
- Add triggers so that the button that redirects the learners to the quiz will change state to 'Normal' when the learners reach the 80% mark of the course.
I've attached a sample project file so you can see how this works. You can also customize the menu to remove the quiz slides from view, since it will only be accessible once your learners reach 80% of the quiz.
I'll let other members of the community chime in with their own suggestions so you can choose which one works best for you!
Hi Jose,
thank you for your elegant solution and the story file!
Your approach comes very close to what I'm trying to achieve. I will propose this solution to the customer and hope that they will agree to it.Thank you again and best regards,
Christoph
