Accordion Interactions with Conditional Next Button in Storyline 360
When developing e-learning courses in Articulate Storyline 360, it's important to consider how you can keep learners engaged with the content. One way to do this is to disable the "next" button until learners have clicked all of the accordion button tabs on the slide. This ensures that learners are interacting with the content and prevents them from moving on too quickly.
Here's how you can disable the next button in Storyline 360 until learners click all button tabs in an accordion interaction built with Articulate Storyline 360.
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this is smart and useful thank you!
oooh, I love this simple trick.
@cbtcafe
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks, Toni!
I'm very new to storyline but I've been a Visual Studio developer for over 20 years. I'm just curious why you wouldn't use variables instead of the tabs and interrogate the variables on each layer? I think I know the answer but I would just like to hear your thoughts, If you don't mind. I just found your channel and your courses on LinkedIn. I'm a new subscriber and very soon a new student of your courses.
Hi David, not related to the content of this video, but by any chance will be any possibility (in future updates) to include 3D objects in storyline? (Not sure if is already possible??)
@cbtcafe
3 жыл бұрын
Hi Jennifer - It's not on our immediate roadmap but there are some ways you can add 3D now. Check out this challenge post: bit.ly/ELH232 and the related examples in "recap" to see how you can use 3D models in Storyline.