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With Viewer-Service, we will support progress monitoring at individual content level as well (i.e.: all types of content can be monitored for progress). Below details explain how the data will be stored for a content consumption in different scenarios.
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Action | Progress in Context |
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Rahul opens the “single-digit-addition” content after going into the course “class-1-maths” when batch-1 is active | Complete |
Rahul opens the “single-digit-addition” content after searching for it | Not Started |
batch-1 has expired and Rahul has rejoined batch-2 and opened the content “single-digit-addition” | Not Started |
Inverse: Rahul completes the “single-digit-addition” content after searching for it organically. Later, Rahul opens the same content via the ToC of the course “class-1-maths“ | Not Started |
Rahul opens the “double-digit-addition” content after going into the course “class-1-maths” when batch-1 is active | Not Started |
Rahul opens the “double-digit-addition” content after searching for it | Complete |
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There might be cases where a program is launched with a course which the user is already part of or completed. The user needs to redo the entire course again (consumption outside of Context will not be considered towards the specific Context)
User experience will be complex if the user sees two courses (one within a program and another outside of the program). The user might complete the course assuming it is part of program and would probably realise that he hasn’t taken it in the context of the program
There would be multiple steps required by user to reach a content within the context of a program. Will make the discovery and browsing experience complex. (may not always be possible to ensure that users ‘discover’ relevant content in the context they are supposed to)
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