Explain a real-world scenario

Create a section-by-section walkthrough with titles, descriptions and optional images.

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Open the scenario editor

You need an Owner or Creator role to edit. Use a fictional or appropriately anonymised situation if a real client example contains private information. Scenarios is offered in lessons, rather than the course introduction or Complete content.

  1. Open your course and use Lessons in the bottom bar to choose a lesson.
  2. Place the cursor in the lesson, select Add Block and choose Scenarios.
  3. The Add Scenario editor opens with sections based on Context, Problem, Solution and Takeaway.

Write the walkthrough

You can replace the starting section titles. Make the sequence understandable: what happened, what failed, what changed and what the learner can use next time.

Each section must have a non-empty title and description before it can be saved. An image is optional and does not replace the explanation.

  1. For each Section, edit Title and Description. Use Title for that part of the story and Description for what happens.
  2. If an image helps explain a section, use Add Image beneath its Description and choose it from the media picker.
  3. Select Add Section at the top to extend the walkthrough. Use Remove section on a section you do not need. The editor keeps at least one section.
  4. Use Title in Toolbar for an optional title above the whole block. On a narrow screen, open Toolbar using Open toolbar.
Scenario section Title and Description fields with a fictional customer delivery example.
Build the walkthrough one section at a time, using Title, Description and an optional image to explain what happens.

Save and read the learner walkthrough

  1. Select Save Scenarios at the bottom. The block is saved into the lesson draft. Cancel leaves without applying pending scenario edits.
  2. Select Preview in the course editor.
  3. Move through the scenario with its previous and next section controls. Check that each section follows naturally and any image is readable.
  4. If the learner should practise making a decision, add a separate Questions block after the explanation. Republish the course when the saved changes are ready.

Questions & answers

Why is Save Scenarios disabled?
Check every section for a title and description. Removing all the writing from one section leaves the scenario incomplete. Complete it or remove that section while retaining at least one.
Is the scenario a marked quiz?
No. It presents a walkthrough. Use a Questions block when you need a choice, graded answer or written response.
Will removing a section image delete the library file?
No. Removing a placement is separate from deleting the stored asset. Saved and published references continue to protect that file.