I have a feedback interaction which I'd like to present using a scenario in Rise 360. I've created the scenario but the requirement to press "continue" after each response selection makes the interaction seem very clunky. Is there any way of removing this so that when the user clicks on a response the scenario automatically moves to the next assigned content?
It's something that I was keen to be able to remove anyway, and my client has also commented on it. So if I cannot remove it then we'll have to look at using flip cards instead. (Which would be a shame as otherwise the scenario option is great.)
Hi there, Jo. To understand your setup, it sounds like you wouldn't be using feedback fields for those choices, either. You'd prefer immediate branching based on how learners answer. Is that correct?
Thanks for clarifying, Jo. For now, the continue button will always appear after the learner makes a selection in dialogue content. If we make any changes to this feature, we'll let you know!
I agree with the need to remove the continue button in Rise scenarios. These are a great way to build a natural knowledge check, yet there seems to be no natural way to end the feedback without announcing the end of the scenario. This is unnecessary once the user has responded correctly.
Thank you for your consideration of this enhancement.
Also agree, I am dealing with this exact issue and it is rather annoying and an extra unnecessary click. Please allow the option to remove the continue button.
I agree! It's not great UX and potentially annoying to learners to have all those extra clicks. It should flow more like an actual conversation and move directly to the next scene/dialogue after clicking a response. Any update on this feature request?
Agreed. The continue button only makes sense when there's feedback. When there's no feedback you wind up with: character says something, learner responds, nothing happens but learner still has to click continue to get to the next part. I can't imagine a situation where that would be the preferred UX.
I'd like to add myself to that request. While the feedback-continue structure makes sense for some types of scenario, when you are trying to simulate an actual back and forth conversation it really breaks the continuity.
My specific request would be to only include the "continue" button if feedback is entered. If the field is left blank, then proceed on to the indicated slide to allow for more authentic dialogue.
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Hi Jo, it is not possible to remove the Continue buttons.
Hi there, Jo. To understand your setup, it sounds like you wouldn't be using feedback fields for those choices, either. You'd prefer immediate branching based on how learners answer. Is that correct?
Hi, yes that's right. So that it appears as an ongoing conversation.
Thanks for clarifying, Jo. For now, the continue button will always appear after the learner makes a selection in dialogue content. If we make any changes to this feature, we'll let you know!
Thanks Alyssa. Is there a way that I can put in a request for this change?
Absolutely! We keep an eye on requests in E-Learning Heroes, so I'll make a note of yours!
Hi Alyssa,
I agree with the need to remove the continue button in Rise scenarios. These are a great way to build a natural knowledge check, yet there seems to be no natural way to end the feedback without announcing the end of the scenario. This is unnecessary once the user has responded correctly.
Thank you for your consideration of this enhancement.
Sincerely,
Janet
I agree, please add the ability to remove the continue button in the scenario block
Also agree, I am dealing with this exact issue and it is rather annoying and an extra unnecessary click. Please allow the option to remove the continue button.
I agree! It's not great UX and potentially annoying to learners to have all those extra clicks. It should flow more like an actual conversation and move directly to the next scene/dialogue after clicking a response. Any update on this feature request?
Hi Megan, thanks for checking in. We don't have any updates to share yet, but we will post them here once we do.
HI, I'm also keen to be able to remove the Continue button in the scenario block!
Me too
Has anyone found a workaround for this?
Agreed. The continue button only makes sense when there's feedback. When there's no feedback you wind up with: character says something, learner responds, nothing happens but learner still has to click continue to get to the next part. I can't imagine a situation where that would be the preferred UX.
I'd like to add myself to that request. While the feedback-continue structure makes sense for some types of scenario, when you are trying to simulate an actual back and forth conversation it really breaks the continuity.
My specific request would be to only include the "continue" button if feedback is entered. If the field is left blank, then proceed on to the indicated slide to allow for more authentic dialogue.
Yes, please give us the option to remove the Continue button! This is still a thing we want!
Thank you
option to remove the continue is on your product roadmap ?
I would also like the continue button to be optional. Can't be a difficult modification and people seem to want it.
Hello, our team would also like to request this modification! Thank you!