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  • May 5, 2022
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Debra-Derieux M
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When editing our recorded course modules starting from the Written Editor, do we have to set up questions via Flow Editor in order for the Test Me and Try Me videos to function properly?

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Hi @Debra-Derieux M 

No, there is no need to use the Flow editor if you want to use Test and/or Try me videos. All 3 video types Show me, Try me, Test me are automatically created for each recording by default (unless you have configured your ClickLearn template to exclude any of them).

The purpose of the Flow editor is to handle multiple process variations in the same recording. For example, if process A includes a decision gate where the user must choose between two or more options/values, and the choice determines how the process will need to be completed from there on.

Your CSM can share more info and best practice on handling process variations, if this is relevant in your current ClickLearn project.

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Per
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  • May 10, 2022

Hi @Debra-Derieux M 

No, there is no need to use the Flow editor if you want to use Test and/or Try me videos. All 3 video types Show me, Try me, Test me are automatically created for each recording by default (unless you have configured your ClickLearn template to exclude any of them).

The purpose of the Flow editor is to handle multiple process variations in the same recording. For example, if process A includes a decision gate where the user must choose between two or more options/values, and the choice determines how the process will need to be completed from there on.

Your CSM can share more info and best practice on handling process variations, if this is relevant in your current ClickLearn project.


Debra-Derieux M
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@Per 

Great, thank you for the clarification!


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  • October 16, 2023

I am adding branching, using the flow editor, and using this guide above. I am adding a condition for each step. This is quite slow as I have a lot of steps. Is there a way of adding a condition to multiple steps all at once? I feel like this was easier in ClickLearn Classic to be honest, unless I am missing something. I have tried selecting multiple steps but there is no edit option when I do this.