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Bookmark Pages in Flow

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Posted   one month ago

I am in the planning phase of an elearning lesson where I would like the learner to be able to bookmark pages within the lesson to revisit at a later time or maybe as "favorites.".  Can this be done in dominknow? If so, what is the workflow?

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avatar ELPAdmin   |    
Posted   one month ago

here's an idea for a workaround.
you could create a check box that is available at the end of each section asking if they want to bookmark this page for future reference. A variable tracks if the checkbox is selected.  then use a target page to create a lightbox popup page displaying the sections that uses the check box variable to add the section title to the page, and use a link/hotspot/visit now button to take them to the top of that section. you may need to use some javascript to make it align properly.

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You can have each section title listed on the targe lightbox pop up page and have the state of the text for each section on show/view to be grey, if they checked the box for a section it could be bold/highlighted etc. with the link to visit that section now. that's likely the easiest way to achieve the goal for the person... just remember to include a way to access their bookmarks.

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avatar paul.schneider   |    
Posted   one month ago

This is not a function that is currently available within dominKnow | ONE. 

As an author you can create bookmarks to specific pages that the learners can save if the package is published as a web page through the content API. Using the web link, if you add ?subeoid=435282 to the end of the URL where the number if the page ID (found in the page properties within dominKnow | ONE), this will open the project and jump to the specific page indicated by the ID.

We do also provide a contentAPI that has a call to jumptoSubeo (subeoID) which could be used to create your own HTML/ widget that could potentialy provide this type of functionality. You would also utilized the ability to store and set variables.

NOTE: dominKnow Support does not provide assistance with custom HTML/Javascript elements.

 

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