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Overview

The Training Navigation action controls high-level training session management. It allows you to return learners to the dashboard, end sessions, restart trainings, or jump to a specific state. Each action option is mutually exclusive—you can only choose one per action.

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When to Use

  • Training completion: send learners to the home dashboard after they finish
  • Session termination: log out the learner and end their session
  • Error recovery: restart the entire training after a critical failure
  • Assessment restart: allow learners to restart from a checkpoint or specific state
  • Exit paths: provide emergency exit or “give up” options

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Options

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Practical Examples

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Completion Flow

Scenario: Learner finishes all required tasks. Show a success screen and return them to browse other trainings.
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Create a state called TrainingComplete with an onEntry action list:
  1. Play Audio: success fanfare (optional)
  2. Delay: 2000 (let success message display)
  3. Training Navigation: select “Go to Home”
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Use a transition with condition isComplete == true to reach this state.

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Assessment Restart

Scenario: Learner takes a quiz. If they fail (score < 70), offer a restart from the quiz state instead of restarting the entire training.
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Create states: QuizStart, QuizQuestion1, QuizComplete, QuizFailed.
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In the QuizFailed state’s onEntry:
  1. Display message: “You scored 65%. Try again?”
  2. Add a button that triggers a transition with a Training Navigation action:
    • Option: “Reload to Step”
    • Target State: QuizStart
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Learners can retry the quiz without repeating the earlier instructional content.

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Emergency Exit

Scenario: Provide a “quit and save progress” button that ends the session cleanly.
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Create a state SessionEnded that displays a farewell message.
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Add a button in a previous state that transitions to SessionEnded with a Training Navigation action:
  • Option: “Logout”
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The learner is logged out. Their progress up to that point is saved.
Reload Training resets all variables and progress. Learners will restart from the beginning. Use Reload to Step if you want them to restart but skip certain sections.
Go to Home does not log out the learner. They remain authenticated and can launch another training or resume this one if the system supports it. Logout ends authentication entirely—they must log in again to access any training.
Combine Reload to Step with conditional branching to create flexible retry mechanisms. For example, after a failed assessment, jump to a remedial state instead of the original quiz state to provide additional instruction before retry.