I have a document that I need the learner to be required to open. I have the document and then the continue bar set to require previous block to be completed? It was working and has stopped. Any advice?
Adding to this question thread b/c I am having a similar issue. I have a button block followed by a continue block set to "complete block directly above". In "edit" mode, it displays correctly as a locked block but when I switch to preview, the continue button is active before I touch anything on the page.
I have tried refreshing the course page, deleting the continue block and re-inserting, deleting the continue block then backing out of the lesson and going back in to re-add, doing the same but backing out of the course.
I'd appreciate any other steps I can try to get it to work again. My course has tons of proprietary content so I'm not really free to send over.
I was trying to locate a list of interactions that could be tracked by a continue block but didn't find one when searching. Would you perhaps know of, or have, a short-list of what a continue block will track?
You can use continue blocks to require learners to complete carousel blocks, checkbox lists, audio blocks, video blocks, accordions, tabs, labeled graphics, processes, sorting activities, flashcards, knowledge checks, scenario, and Storyline blocks. (Although button blocks and attachment blocks are interactive, you can’t require learners to complete them.)
Can we request this as a feature? I have a lesson where I need the users to complete two sections, which I have linked through a button stack, before continuing. It would be nice to make sure they visit the two sections before continuing (I know I could put them in as subsequent lessons, but I want this more as a branching structure).
Can we also request this feature to work on embedded items like a MS Form? It looks correct before you preview but soon as you click preview it shows continue vs "Complete the content above before moving on.". Thanks!
You can use continue blocks to require learners to complete certain interactive blocks, but continue blocks can't prevent a learner from skipping content that was embedded from outside of the Rise 360 course.
Some course authors choose to add a checkbox list block below the embedded form with a statement: "I confirm that I have completed the form above."
Then, add a restricted continue button below the checkbox that will become enabled when the learner checks the box.
Hi, Stefano! Are you having trouble with your continue button? Could you share the details of the continue button where you're seeing this issue? What is the completion type that you used?
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Hi Leslie! Is the button set to Complete block directly above or Complete all blocks above?
Also, did you use an attachment block to attach the document to the lesson?
If you don't mind sending the Course Share link, we'd be happy to take a closer look! You also have the option to send it privately here.
Hi Alyssa,
Adding to this question thread b/c I am having a similar issue. I have a button block followed by a continue block set to "complete block directly above". In "edit" mode, it displays correctly as a locked block but when I switch to preview, the continue button is active before I touch anything on the page.
I have tried refreshing the course page, deleting the continue block and re-inserting, deleting the continue block then backing out of the lesson and going back in to re-add, doing the same but backing out of the course.
I'd appreciate any other steps I can try to get it to work again. My course has tons of proprietary content so I'm not really free to send over.
Thanks in advance!
Caryn
Hi Caryn,
In my experience, a Continue divider does not track Button blocks at all.
Hi Karl!
Thanks so much for your reply.
I was trying to locate a list of interactions that could be tracked by a continue block but didn't find one when searching. Would you perhaps know of, or have, a short-list of what a continue block will track?
Best,
Caryn
Hi Caryn!
You can use continue blocks to require learners to complete carousel blocks, checkbox lists, audio blocks, video blocks, accordions, tabs, labeled graphics, processes, sorting activities, flashcards, knowledge checks, scenario, and Storyline blocks. (Although button blocks and attachment blocks are interactive, you can’t require learners to complete them.)
Thanks Alyssa!
Can we request this as a feature? I have a lesson where I need the users to complete two sections, which I have linked through a button stack, before continuing. It would be nice to make sure they visit the two sections before continuing (I know I could put them in as subsequent lessons, but I want this more as a branching structure).
Hi there, Stan. Sure thing. We'll let you know if we change the continue button to also track button blocks!
Hi I have a checkbox lists and the continue button is not working, it continues without the required action being completed.
Hi Denise,
Did you use the option "Complete Block Directly Above"?
Can we also request this feature to work on embedded items like a MS Form? It looks correct before you preview but soon as you click preview it shows continue vs "Complete the content above before moving on.". Thanks!
Hi Michael!
You can use continue blocks to require learners to complete certain interactive blocks, but continue blocks can't prevent a learner from skipping content that was embedded from outside of the Rise 360 course.
Some course authors choose to add a checkbox list block below the embedded form with a statement: "I confirm that I have completed the form above."
Then, add a restricted continue button below the checkbox that will become enabled when the learner checks the box.
Would that work for your course?
Ho un problema! un Blocco non va avanti con il tasto continua.. cosa posso fare?
Hi, Stefano! Are you having trouble with your continue button? Could you share the details of the continue button where you're seeing this issue? What is the completion type that you used?