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Really locking down the navigation
Hello,
I understand you can restrict the navigation to a linear experience in settings. Is the a way to lock it down further and require a learner to click a button to advance?
Or maybe even hid...
Thanks Dave for chiming in here, but Michael posted in the Rise forum, so I suspect he isn't using Storyline.
Within Rise you can restrict the navigation to ensure that users progress through the lessons that you've set up, but there isn't a setting to force them to press a particular button to advance. The bottom footer to advance to the next lesson isn't something you can currently remove in Rise, although we are working on a feature to allow you to edit course labels such as those ones that'll be released later this quarter.
So for users to advance in a restricted navigation Rise course they'll use the menu on the left in the order designated or the "next lesson" footer at the bottom of the previous lesson.
I think this functionality has been updated. I see that I can change the lock settings on a Continue button to "complete the block immediately above" or "Complete all blocks above". I have it set to "complete all blocks" so that the user won't continue to a "Congratulations!" block until they have completed all content. This is not working--continue is available as soon as I complete the content in the block with the button. Navigation is set to free, which is the design choice for this course. Does this only work if it is set to restricted?
