Yes, images can be added to tables, allowing for enhanced visual representation and improved content clarity. This flexibility enables authors to create more engaging and informative table layouts

Yes, images can be added to a text block with full control over alignment. This allows for seamless integration of visuals within text, enhancing readability, design flexibility, and overall content presentation.

Yes, tables can be set to use zebra striping, improving readability and visual organization. This feature enhances the user experience by making it easier to distinguish between rows, especially in data-heavy tables.

Yes, tables can be configured to allow learners to sort by any data column. This enhances interactivity and usability, enabling learners to organize and analyze information in a way that best suits their needs.

No, there are no limits on text blocks in the Scenario Builder for one-on-one character interactions. While a warning may appear if the text exceeds the ideal size, authors can still include as much text as needed, ensuring flexibility in dialogue and storytelling

Yes, the Scenario Builder provides a visual display of the branching paths, allowing authors to see all steps and decision points within the scenario. Authors can interact with the visual path, jumping to specific question-and-answer sets for any given scenario step. This makes it easy to navigate, refine, and optimize branching interactions for a seamless learner experience.

Yes, authors can create custom characters for the Scenario Builder by downloading Photoshop files and working with a designer to develop new character sets. Once uploaded, these custom characters become available for use by any author within the organization, allowing for greater personalization and brand consistency in scenario-based learning.

Yes, authors can add audio to any question or answer choice within a scenario. This enhances engagement, improves accessibility, and provides a more immersive learning experience for learners.

Yes, you can customize process blocks by adjusting labels, changing styles, and choosing to hide step markers. Additionally, you can enable automatic check marks to indicate when learners have viewed each step, providing greater flexibility in content presentation and learner interaction.

Yes, note blocks (referred to as panels) can be fully customized to serve multiple purposes. They come in four distinct styles—Panels, Cards, Callouts, and Billboards—each designed for different presentation needs. You can further adjust their styling, control how they open, and tailor them for specific use cases, ensuring a flexible and engaging design.