Question / Suggestion for Testing Feedback

azsafety

The goal is to when feedback is put within answers in a test for the page to advance when closing the feedback window. This eliminates the need to click the next button. The flow of a course is something not often talked about or considered in components such as this. I understand there is a science, an artform behind instructional design. Interactive components if done effectively may improve retention. Excessive inefficient clicks can also annoy the participant.
In the case of the test creator: clicking the feedback window to close it, then having to click the next button is not efficient. Unless there is a specific reason the designer wants it that way.
I may be missing the option to do this. I know it can be dont with variables. Is there a way to advance the next question/page by closing the feedback window that is stock in the question / test properties? If not, would Trivantis consider adding it?

carlfink

There's a forum for "Suggestions" ....

azsafety

Is Lectora Feature Requests the aea you are referring to? Im looking at the categories and not seeing suggestions.

carlfink

Feature requests, yes. Sorry about the thinko.