Loops
- 17 Jul 2024
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Loops
- Updated on 17 Jul 2024
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In Beast Core 4 Courseware Editor, use a Loop card in conjunction with Decision and Include Fragment cards to create choices for learners and improve instructional flow and engagement.
Loop Course Card
Allows topical segments within a lesson to run on repeat
Typical Course Card Order | |
|---|---|
Environment: System Viewer | |
Load in 3D Systems | |
Go To (Position) | |
Information | |
Loop | |
Decision - Required (nests below the Loop card) | |
Include Fragment #1 - Required (nests below the Loop card) | |
Include Fragment #2 - Required (nests below the Loop card) | |
Additional nested Include Fragment cards (if needed) | |
Environment Card - Required (returns the learner to the Main Lesson Track upon successful Loop completion) | |
Loop Card Usage
Uses Flags (created in the Overview tab » Flags section)
Assign the value 1 to mean a Flag’s condition is not complete
Assign the value 2 to mean a Flag’s condition is complete
Works in conjunction with Decision and Include Fragment cards
Nest these cards below the Loops card for proper functioning
See the How to Create Loops, Flags, Decisions, and Fragments article for more information
Loops the nested Decision and Include Fragment course cards on repeat until the learner meets the end condition for each associated Flag
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Follow-up Card Requirement
Always add an un-nested Environment card immediately after the last Include Fragment card in a Loop.
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