I have a Rise course with free navigation. The problem is users aren't scrolling to the bottom of the lesson. Instead, they're using the left-hand panel to move to the next lesson. As a result, the lessons don't get marked as complete. I narrate about this in the course intro but that's not working. If I make it restricted navigation, that might make then consider scrolling down to the point where it triggers completion.
Have you had a similar problem and come up with a solution?
We are running into this issue as well. We decided that if we do need to record a completion in our LMS (vs just having a resource uploaded to sharepoint) then we change it to restricted navigation.
It's not ideal, but I'll take limited options when I can build a quick course in a day versus creating something from scratch that will take a week or two...
That's what I figured I needed to do. It's kind of funny because this is one of the very few courses I've done that wasn't linear, so I was excited to keep it set to free!
It makes me wish there was an option to have the left-hand panel for view only but they have to click the next lesson down at the end of the screen.
I really like that idea. Some corporate learners don't need to show completion but others are very serious about it. This is a great way to remind them and let them decide. Thanks for sharing that idea!
Just jumping into this conversation to see if there is a way to do this.
In my specific scenario, I want learners to be able to print their certificates after taking as much of the course as they deem is relevant to their work. The navigation in the course is free, so I don't expect them to complete every lesson.
Ideally, there'd be a block that allows them to mark all blocks as complete (and not just the ones in the lesson or those directly above).
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We are running into this issue as well. We decided that if we do need to record a completion in our LMS (vs just having a resource uploaded to sharepoint) then we change it to restricted navigation.
It's not ideal, but I'll take limited options when I can build a quick course in a day versus creating something from scratch that will take a week or two...
Hope that helps.
That's what I figured I needed to do. It's kind of funny because this is one of the very few courses I've done that wasn't linear, so I was excited to keep it set to free!
It makes me wish there was an option to have the left-hand panel for view only but they have to click the next lesson down at the end of the screen.
Thanks, Luke. I appreciate the comment.
I've just added a completion lesson at the end as I prefer the Free navigation option too, and I'll see how this goes for addressing this issue.
I really like that idea. Some corporate learners don't need to show completion but others are very serious about it. This is a great way to remind them and let them decide. Thanks for sharing that idea!
Just jumping into this conversation to see if there is a way to do this.
In my specific scenario, I want learners to be able to print their certificates after taking as much of the course as they deem is relevant to their work. The navigation in the course is free, so I don't expect them to complete every lesson.
Ideally, there'd be a block that allows them to mark all blocks as complete (and not just the ones in the lesson or those directly above).
Hi there, James! Just making sure you saw this functionality in Rise 360 to mark all lessons as complete. I hope that helps!
Thanks for pointing that out! Perfect.
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