Program launcher
Learners now have one place to see where they stand in a program. The launcher opens the same way from the Practice section of your hub and from inside a simulation, so moving around a program no longer means jumping between different screens.
Before starting, learners preview the whole list of simulations. Once they have started, they can resume the current one, go to another, or head back to the hub.
As soon as a program is under way, an insights panel takes the place of the description: simulations completed, average score, number of sessions, and time spent conversing with the AI character.
Each completed simulation shows a preview of its feedback and its score, with a link through to the full report.
Finishing every simulation now closes the program with a congratulations message.
Moving on is quicker too: at the end of a simulation, the next one opens directly.
A simpler player header
The header of the player has been stripped back to keep learners focused on the conversation — your hub logo on one side, their progression on the other, and nothing in between.
The progression indicator shows how many simulations are done, which one the learner is on, and how many are still ahead. Clicking it opens the program launcher.
You can now mute the AI character: a volume icon next to their name in the conversation turns the voice off and back on at any time — handy when you are testing a simulation and replaying the same moment.
If you can edit the simulation, an Edit button appears in the header as well, so you can go straight from the player to the editor while you are testing.
Rich text in the introduction
Your simulation introduction now uses the same rich text editor as the Learner Brief, so you can properly set up a scenario instead of settling for a single plain paragraph.
Format your text with bold, italic, bulleted and numbered lists, and links.
Add an image to set the scene.