Branching Scenario

Branching Scenario: Make using Custom End Scenarios more comfortable

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In Branching Scenario, having an option for custom end scenarios is a great way to give feedback. However, in practice you often have "classes" of custom end scenarios. In other words: You may have 20 nodes that should end in custom end scenarios, but in fact it might be 4 classes of custom end scenarios that are the same for 5 nodes each. Right now, you cannot reuse a custom end scenario, but you will have to create it over and over again as settings of the node that preceeds the custom end scenario.

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Branching Scenario

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Hi all,

Looking for help with some branching logic :-)

I am trying to create a branching scenario where the learner is given a choice between following a procedure step-by-step, or skipping steps. At the end, I want to demonstrate to the learner the consequences of having missed those steps. Can anyone think of a way to do this without creating duplicate branches with custom endings, such as through the use of scoring?

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