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MosesB's avatar
MosesB
Community Member
4 years ago

Tracking of Complete/Incomplete

Hi Everyone,

I am developing a course which consists of 10 slides out of which 8 are videos and 2 CYU's in between. Once all the videos Timeline ends and the CYU are attempted, should get the status as "Completed".

I should not get "Completed" just by clicking all the video slides and attempting the CYUs. 

Hope I am clear. Your help is appreciated. Thanks

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  • JudyNollet's avatar
    JudyNollet
    Super Hero
    4 years ago

    Hi, Moses,

    You can force users to view the entire timeline of each slide by restricting the navigation. This is done under the Menu Options in the Player: 

    Here's how restricted Navigation works: 

    • Storyline puts the Next button in the Disabled state when the user first gets to a slide.
    • Storyline changes Next to the Normal state when the slide’s timeline ends. Simply adjust the timeline to adjust when Next will be enabled.
    • Next remains in the Normal state when the user revisits a completed slide.
    • This works even if you don’t show the built-in Menu.
    • If you do show the built-in Menu, users will be able to click the Menu to jump to any previously viewed slide. But they won’t be able to click the Menu to advance to a new slide.

    In addition to that, I suggest you track the course via a Completion trigger. Have that execute when the the timeline completes on the last slide. 

     

    • MosesB's avatar
      MosesB
      Community Member
      4 years ago

      Hi Judy,

      Thank you very much for the help, will try this method.

      One more help, how to use this without restricting the Menu, Seek bar, Next , Previous.

      Thanks in Advance 

      • JudyNollet's avatar
        JudyNollet
        Super Hero
        4 years ago

        Hi again,

         Restricted navigation will always restrict the Menu. If it didn't, the user would be able to bypass a disabled Next button by clicking the Menu.

        • If you look at the Menu Options, there is a checkbox that allows you to not restrict the Next/Previous buttons yet keep the Menu restricted. That would prevent users from jumping to the end of a course. But they could still click through it quickly without viewing the full timelines. 

        So if you want to force them to view the entire videos, Restricted navigation is the easiest way to do that. 

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