Need Conditional Continue After Button - RISE

If you use video in Storyline, I'd advise to add a rectangle (opacity : 0%) over the video to avoid learner to click on it and stop it if you use the timeline tip Daniel provided previously. Otherwise learner may jump to a new layer before they reach the end of the video.

Hi Matt, if you set the completion type of the button to Complete block directly above, the button will only be unlocked once the learner finishes watching the video.  I hope this helps!

You can also place your embedded video INSIDE the SL block. Then you can build your own delays on the continue button.

You may already know this, but just in case: In Storyline, place the embedded video on a slide LAYER, and a Play button on the base layer. Build a trigger so that when the timeline of the layer ends, a new layer appears with your continue button. Set the continue button to mark the SL course complete.

Thanks for the idea, Daniel! We'll keep our eyes out for more interest around this feature.

Hi Daniel,

Depending the content you want to display here, you can maybe use other blocks instead of opening it on another window.

I you use a process block to display the main information you have on that link, you could add a URL link inside of it (as a conclusion for example). This way you could assure the learner had been through all the important content and add your "Continue button".

You could also add a "one-item checkbox list" where the learner need to testify he clicked on the button which would work for the "(un)locked continue button".

I'm having a similar issue with embedded video.  I'd like to lock the continue button until they've watched the video but it's not letting me.  I tried the "one-item checkbox list" suggestion and it worked but is not ideal.  Is there a way to lock the continue button below an embedded video until the learner watches the video?

So far there hasn't been a way for RISE to know whether an embedded video has played. Seems there should be a way to start trigger a continue button after a set time. Maybe based on the length of the video, even if we have to type that length in.

No, I'm actually brand new to all this so I haven't even used SL yet but now I'm anxious to jump in and try it out.  Thanks!

Awesome. It's definitely more advanced than RISE, but by it's nature, it can also DO much more than RISE. 

You should watch the tutorial videos on this site, and start from there. In this case, it's going to be fairly simple. Let me know if you need more guidance.