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Controlled navigation means a student may not jump forward in the presentation without viewing all the slides in the order I prescribe. I can alter the presentation order with links but the student can't jump around. Without controlled navigation, Ispring will not be approved for appraiser distance education. Quote: Therefore, Internet and CBT courses should control navigation through course content to ensure the student masters the material on a unit-by-unit basis. For example, if a student begins unit one of a course, he should not be able to navigate to unit two until he has successfully demonstrated mastery of unit one by some means of assessment like a quiz.
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Actually, it is possible to create a Flash course with controlled navigation combining both PowerPoint and iSpring Presenter features. For example, here is one way how some our customers do that:
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I am aware of how to do what you have instructed. The problem is that your solution not only prohibits jumping forward, it also prohibits jumping backward so the student cannot review material. |
Thank you for the feature description. We understand that indeed such navigation model would be quite essential for creating e-learning courses. This feature is added to our development plan for the 6th generation of iSpring software. It will be added to one of the 6.* versions.
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the 6tgh version of iSpring software is finally released. It is now available for download and purchase at our website.
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