Hi, I'd like to build a course in which my learners check a box in different sections of the course as a confirmation that they've completed that specific section. I tried leaving only one of the boxes from a multiple-choice interaction, but it doesn't work. So that's my question, can single checkboxes be placed in different sections of a course so the learners tick it as confirmation that they've indeed completed that section?
Thanks Matthew! I know about that option, but (and I should've mentioned this in my original post) the learners will have to access some of the content in another learning platform. So what I want is an actual checkbox (saying for instance "I have successfully watched this video") that the learner has to click to confirm that they've completed that item. Doing so, in my view, would also increase the learner's commitment to actually complete those items in the other platform. I'd appreciate any further ideas.
I noticed a discrepancy here! So, I used the list item checkbox followed by the Continue button (set so that the block above needs to be completed). When I checked the box, the Continue button appeared, but then I unchecked the box and the Continue button still stayed, so I could click it and finish the course even though the box was unchecked!!!
Hi Heidi! The Continue block watches for interactions with the block(s) above, so checking and then unchecking the same box will still count as an interaction for the Continue block and count that block as complete.
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Thanks Matthew! I know about that option, but (and I should've mentioned this in my original post) the learners will have to access some of the content in another learning platform. So what I want is an actual checkbox (saying for instance "I have successfully watched this video") that the learner has to click to confirm that they've completed that item. Doing so, in my view, would also increase the learner's commitment to actually complete those items in the other platform. I'd appreciate any further ideas.
This looks great! A little too technical for my taste and my deadline, but it may be worth the try :)
You Can use the list item checkbox and then add a continue button after it. Set the continue button so the block above needs to be completed
Yup, I think this'll do it. Thanks, Phil!
I noticed a discrepancy here! So, I used the list item checkbox followed by the Continue button (set so that the block above needs to be completed). When I checked the box, the Continue button appeared, but then I unchecked the box and the Continue button still stayed, so I could click it and finish the course even though the box was unchecked!!!
Hi Heidi! The Continue block watches for interactions with the block(s) above, so checking and then unchecking the same box will still count as an interaction for the Continue block and count that block as complete.