Hi there, Ang. It looks like that is the "Continue" button within the scenario block, but the label has been changed to "Start." Check your course labels in the Settings to make sure that label is accurate:
Pro tip - make new labels sets so that any changes you make will not impact the original English set!
When using a dialogue in scenarios, the interaction requires learners to click to continue regardless of whether they're getting feedback on their response. I'd recommend these changes:
Change the label on that button to Continue or End
Add feedback to the correct response to let them know the scenario is over, and they can click to end the interaction.
Thank you Crystal! Really appreciate it. I wanted a different word on the opening slide to the ending slide, I see that is not possible, it has to be the same word, as both are covered under the same label.
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Hi there, Ang. It looks like that is the "Continue" button within the scenario block, but the label has been changed to "Start." Check your course labels in the Settings to make sure that label is accurate:
Pro tip - make new labels sets so that any changes you make will not impact the original English set!
When using a dialogue in scenarios, the interaction requires learners to click to continue regardless of whether they're getting feedback on their response. I'd recommend these changes:
Thank you Crystal! Really appreciate it. I wanted a different word on the opening slide to the ending slide, I see that is not possible, it has to be the same word, as both are covered under the same label.