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September 26, 2018
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Creating a role based course

  • September 26, 2018
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Hello all,

I have a task to create a course somewhat similar to a role based course. In the course, module 1 is mandatory and module 2 is not mandatory for group 1. For group 2, they have to complete both the modules. To maintain consistency with other courses, I am not having a form screen but I am branching the group as soon as they reach the last slide of module 1. I will give two buttons in that screen, one saying Jump to quiz and the other one saying take up the module 2. I will assign variables to both the button.

My main struggle is with the question slide. Group 1 has to attempt the questions related to module 1, he/she doesn't have to see the questions from module 2. Group 2 has to attempt all the questions. I tried by creating two question pools and to link the question pools to the variables. But that is not working out as the result slide will create confusion as it takes all the questions present in the file. How do I proceed? Please help!

Thanks,

Parichaya

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    Lilybiri
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    September 26, 2018

    First of all, to have correct values for the quizzing system variables you need to turn on Branch aware in the Quiz Preferences.

    Are the questions for each modue in sequence? If yes, I would insert a very short slide (0,1sec) after the first sequence of questions (module 1) with an On Enter conditional action, checking the status of the learner. I presume that is stored in a varialbe. If the user belongs to the first group, jump to the quiz results slide, if not Go to the Next slide. Since the sloide is very short and the action is executed On Enter, the learner will not be aware of the skipping of slides.

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    September 26, 2018

    Thanks a lot for the quick response. Let me try out the solution. But what is Branch aware?

    Lilybiri
    Legend
    September 26, 2018

    Have a look at this blog post, whch explains the importance of Branch aware in a use case like you present here:

    Branch Aware Quiz - Captivate blog