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How to force user to click on a Button in Rise 360
I have a button that I want to force the user to click on before moving on.
I have a Continue after the button with the "Complete the content above before moving on" but it does not force them to click on the button.
Any advice on how to get this to work?
- LauriHaganCommunity Member
Agree that it would be helpful to force a learner to click a link (to a policy for instance) before continuing.
- ChristinePad908Community Member
Agreed! This is what I need it for. The solutions provided above don't quite cut it for this.
- HeidiBeeman-0b2Community Member
I agree this would be a helpful feature, as I am looking up how to do it now, and am sad to see Rise doesn't have the option to require a button to be pushed before moving forward. Hope this will be an option in the future.
- FelixFrankeCommunity Member
Yep, please can we have this? It would be so useful for so many scenarios.
Has anyone actually filed a feature request?
- BarbaraHadleyCommunity Member
I totally agree with Adam. I require users to complete a Feedback Survey on the Articulate lesson and have added a button that links to the survey form. I cannot find another way to force them to push this button. Are there any other suggestions you may have?
- MariaLouella103Community Member
Do we have any update on this request, the continue button working with the button stack?
- hazelBStaff
Hi Maria! No updates yet but we'll reply to this thread if we have news to share!
- MarcoMueller-99Community Member
I agree as well. Requiring the learner to click on the link that launches a document or other page is a task that should have the ability to be "tracked" so that the learner can't proceed if they haven't done that action.
- KarlMullerCommunity Member
Let's suppose for a moment that Rise had the ability to determine if an external link was clicked.
For example "Click on this link and read the HR policy about Internet use."
The CONTINUE button would verify that the link was clicked, but that's it.
The course designer would still have no idea if the learner actually read anything.
In our organization we use many external links. If we really need to know if they learned anything from external sites, we use Quiz questions to determine this.
- KarlMullerCommunity Member
Keep in mind that Rise does not send any data of student actions regarding any block type within a Lesson to the LMS.
There is no permanent record of links clicked (or anything else completed in a Lesson).
So if you need to keep track of links clicked for regulatory or legal reasons, Rise cannot be used for this purpose as there is no such record.
- MarcoMueller-99Community Member
Not asking it to. I would just like it to not let the learner move to the next section until they've clicked the link. It doesn't let me move forward if I don't click on a flash card, clicking on a tab or accordion feature, watch a video clip, move through a bunch of labelled graphics or process. Not sure why ensuring that they click on a link would be different from these. Is there a reason why?
- RandallSauchuckCommunity Member
This seems like a HUGE bug. Please include Buttons and Button Stacks as required elements for the Continue Button. Forcing people to create a Storyline block to get this functionality is ridiculous.