dominKnow | ONE Projects include end screens that provide learners with access to the test after completing content.
Sometimes, though, you may wish to provide access to the test at some other point in the Project, for example on a simpler Conclusion page.
You can do this by adding a Take Test button to the page.
The Take Test button is automatically set up with an action to launch the test, so all you have to do is simply add the button, no extra set-up required.
You can add a Take Test button from the Ribbon or from the Add to Your Page panel.
To add from the Ribbon:
To add from the Add to Your Page* panel in Claro or the Add a Section panel in Flow:
You can also create a custom Take Test button by adding a Take Module Test Player Control action to any on a Page, such as an image.
If you are adding the Take Test button to a Conclusion Page, it's also a good idea to set the page to disable the Next button.
With the Next button disabled, your learner won't be able to click it and advance to the end screen, which might cause confusion.
To do this:
Target different audiences from a single content Project
You can have Elements on any Page targeting multiple learning audiences or contexts
Allow your users to skip the content and take the test.
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Speed up development time by using Baseline Projects as your own template library for Sections or Layers
Aggregate All Page Notes on a Page and Print
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