When a Reviewer launches a course in a Review period or when an author launches a Full Project Preview, the top area of the course display has several tools to help with the review process, including the ability to:
To add a Page Comment:
Once the Comment is submitted, you can edit it by selecting the three-dot menu (1) then selecting Edit (2).
Other Reviewers can Agree with it (like up-voting) or add a Comment of their own.
To add a Comment to a specific element on a Page:
When your mouse is rolled over an element, selecting the "speech bubble" icon will show any previously-added comments for that element.
Selecting the Accessibility icon will show the related accessibility settings for the element if any have been added, for example alt text for an image.
When a comment is added for an element, a "speech bubble" icon is displayed on it on the stage even if it the element isn't being moused-over. It can be selected to view the comments added for the element.
If the Comments panel is covering important page content, you can switch the panel from the right side of the page to the left using the < button at its edge.
Turning on the Tab Focus feature will highlight on the page all the elements that can be tabbed to/through when navigating the page using a keyboard (for accessibility).
Authors can set whether an element should be tab-focusable.
In this example page, the image element has tab-focus turned off. It's decorative, so turning off tab-focus improves the experience for a user navigating via the tab key with a screen reader, for example.
On a Question page, the Reviewer can select the Question Details tab to see the full answer key for the question.
This can be accessed on scored Test Questions as well as on non-scored Practice Question pages.
In Flow projects, the Review Tool Bar will include options for choosing default or custom breakpoints.
If a Project is multilingual (has more than one language), the tool bar will show the currently-selected language. You can select the language to switch to a different language.
If a Project uses Audience Targets, reviewers can switch to a different target audience.
Audience Targets allow you to create one Project with content targeted for different learning audiences (such as Employees and Managers) or learning contexts (such as formal learning courses for your LMS and Knowledge Bases for informal learning).
dominKnow | ONE has multiple preview options to help you see what you're making as you make it
Steps to assign Content to a Team.
You can assign the Team to individual Projects as well as Collections of Projects.
The Team can be assigned as For Review, in which case all Team members are assigned for reviewing the Project or For Authoring, in which case Authors are assigned for authoring and Reviewers are not assigned
Easily identify key projects to make them simple to find
The Insights panel provides a quick summary of Project statuses as well as links to many helpful features
Easily switch between Publishing Targets to experience and QA all target versions without publishing multiple packages
I have created end of module tests. When I preview the full project, they are not visible in the outline. Where are they?
Quickly make notes as you work and track them for completion
When I play a full course preview, it jumps down 3 modules to one I've lableled main menu (because there is other content they need to complete first) versus starting at the beginning of the course where it should. I have cleared cache, closed the browser, relaunched dominKnow, and it still performs the same. Any idea why it's doing this?
Quickly create your own library of Sections to add to any page as design templates
Steps to assign users to a Collection.
You can assign Teams or individual users as Authors or Reviewers.
This lesson shows the steps to assign a Team as Authors for the Collection.
To assign Reviewers or individual users, the steps are largely the same.
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