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Let your students train their listening comprehension and spelling skills
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Add skip button #80

Closed TiagoJacobs closed 3 years ago

TiagoJacobs commented 3 years ago

It would be useful to have a "Skip" button on side of the "Retry".

It means the user is saying: ok, this score is enough, go ahead.

  1. Is there any way to do it right now?
  2. If not, would you be interested in receiving a PR with this feature?

Example: image

otacke commented 3 years ago

@TiagoJacobs And what would that button do? You're done already. What would you be skipping?

TiagoJacobs commented 3 years ago

Imagine we have a page with with 10 different sentences ( and we want individual scores for each sentence ) and instead of showing all sentences together, we want to show it one after other ( type, see score, try again, see score, move next ).

We achieved it by having multiple contents in this same page ( loading next content when success=true ).

However, user has no way to say: "I don't want to retry, this is was final attempt".

Does it make sense?

TiagoJacobs commented 3 years ago

continuing...

Maybe a better name could be "Finish", and we would only send completion=true when it's clicked ( in case this button is toggled visible )

TiagoJacobs commented 3 years ago

So we would have a config:

showFinishButton: true

And when this config is true, the button would be displayed, and the xAPI event would report completion=false for the "Check" button, and completion=true for the "Finish" button.

otacke commented 3 years ago

@TiagoJacobs So you are referring to some special requirement of the platform? In that case, the platform should inject that button using H5P's alter_scripts hook or H5P core should offer a solution to add such a button. IMHO it does not make sense to put it into a/every single content type.