Next buttons are gatekeepers
If there's one area in course design that gets abused more than others, it's the Next button. Whether you’re locking, hiding, disabling, or disguising it, the n...
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That's great - thanks! I'm glad it's in line with what you were thinking.
Once I started, I realized it was going to be more challenging than I'd expected. I used one of Jeanette's old posts on E-Learning Heroes to figure out data entry fields since I'd never used them before: http://bit.ly/1aTK7hJ. I love a good variable, so dealing with that part was fine; though it took a little bit of trial-and-error tweaking.
Other than that, it took some time to really think through how I wanted everything to work between layers and states and triggers and all that - but it was fun!
Once I started, I realized it was going to be more challenging than I'd expected. I used one of Jeanette's old posts on E-Learning Heroes to figure out data entry fields since I'd never used them before: http://bit.ly/1aTK7hJ. I love a good variable, so dealing with that part was fine; though it took a little bit of trial-and-error tweaking.
Other than that, it took some time to really think through how I wanted everything to work between layers and states and triggers and all that - but it was fun!