1. Inspect
Compare the door conditions
The scene shows three distinct states.
Training example
Two question types inside one safety lesson.
Identify the fire door condition that needs action, then complete a true-or-false follow-up.
How it was built
The first answer selects the feedback route
The opening choice saves the selected door condition. Each route gives feedback and holds for a second question.
- Buttons
- Video branching
- Questions
What it does
The learner answers while the safety context is still visible.
The report keeps the first selection and follow-up answer together.
Inside the experience
What the viewer does
The video gives each interaction a clear job in the route.
2. Answer
Choose the condition
The first question routes to answer-specific feedback.
3. Confirm
Complete the follow-up
A true-or-false choice checks the rule again.
What it reports
Each interaction is measured
- Door selected
- The report stores the first condition selected.
- Follow-up answer
- The second response records the learner’s rule check.
- Feedback route
- The view record shows the explanation that followed the first answer.
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