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KimWhiteside
8 months agoCommunity Member
How to Set Up Adaptive Release
 Hello. 
 I have a Storyline course with eight scenes. Most, but not all, scenes have activities and a knowledge check. The knowledge checks may appear at various locations throughout the scenes and m...
- 8 months ago
You could set the navigation to Restricted.
This is how Restricted navigation works:
- Storyline puts the Next button in the Disabled state when the user first visits the slide.
 - Storyline changes Next to the Normal state when the slide’s timeline ends. Simply adjust the timeline to adjust when Next will be enabled.
 - Next remains in the Normal state whenever the user revisits a completed slide.
 - This works even if you don’t show the built-in Menu.
 - If you do show the built-in Menu, users will be able to click the Menu to jump to any previously view slide. But they won’t be able to click the Menu to advance to a new slide.
 
This post as a file that demonstrates different ways to control the Next button to ensure someone completes an interaction: TIP: Controlling the NEXT Button 101 | Articulate - Community
Another option is to create a Custom Menu: TIP: Create a Custom Menu Slide | Articulate - Community
 
KimWhiteside
8 months agoCommunity Member
JudyNollet Thank you for this suggestion. This works very well for what I need.
JudyNollet
8 months agoSuper Hero
You're welcome! Pay it forward when you can. 😁
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