Why can't I hold progress on a knowledge check question that is answered incorrectly?
This functionality seems like a total no-brainer... what gives? I mean C'mon... most of Rise is pretty well thought out, but this is ridiculous.
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Agreed... this feature is really the lynchpin for wide adoption of Rise for us... and they would be smart to listen... because this is not some feature that would be a "nice have" for our specific development team... its a fundamental capability that is lacking in this product.
Again these conclusions are driven by analytics and not by creative desire... the lack of this feature is severely impairing our ability to commit fully to a wide adoption of Rise for our nearly half-million seat training audience. If we are facing this issue, I can't imagine other organizations in our industry are not as well... we design our training products to meet the needs of our audience, and we listen closely.
