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Linking between lessons
I'd like to link other lessons in Rise. I see that the button block element supports linking to other lessons in the same course (via the Destination dropdown), but I also want to use hyperlinks in ...
Hi People,
Loving the discussion here. These relate to a project I am developing.
In my project, the learner will being the learning which is based on a common topic, but each learner would follow a different path depending on where they work, branching back into common areas as they progress through the learning. Trying to avoid having a separate course for each work group.
I anticipate that once the learner has followed their work specific path, the course won't show as completed because there are parts of the learning that won't be accessed.
I think in Storyline, I can use java to force a "Completed" command to the LMS, but I'm wondering if the existing button option "Exit the course (LMS Only)" would be sufficient.
Thoughts?
Andrew
Hi there, Andrew. You have a couple options depending on your course design:
- Track completion based on number of lessons viewed:
Do each of the paths require about the same number of lessons? When you export your course for LMS, you can choose what percentage of the course has to be viewed in order to be marked as complete. If you use the lowest common required lesson count, your learners should get marked as complete as they finish viewing their unique paths. - Track completion based on a Storyline block:
Do all of the paths end on the same lesson, i.e. a summary lesson? If so, you could use a Storyline block with a completion trigger to signal completion. When you export your course, choose to track by your Storyline block.
The exit course link at the top on its own won't mark the course complete. Depending on the LMS, it will close the course and return the learner to the LMS page where they should see whether they completed the course based on your requirements.
Thanks Crystal
Yes, each path has the same number of lessons. So that's an option.
I had also been thinking of using a storyline block which is possibly the better option as it allows a bit more flexibility.
Andrew
