As a training manager, instructional designer, or HR professional, you’re aiming to reduce passivity, increase completion rates, and connect your content to job performance. With the scenery interaction block<\/em> in VTS Editor<\/a>, a \u201cnice but static\u201d set design comes to life with a single click. A screen, a board, a glowing totem (M1, M2, M3\u2026) transform into clickable zones that trigger videos, quizzes, messages, or clues. This micro-interaction shifts the learner\u2019s posture: no longer a passive observer, they become an active participant. The result: increased attention, better retention, and improved application on the job.<\/p>\n VTS Editor<\/a> is a no-code authoring tool that lets you create interactive experiences through blocks connected in a visual flow. Each block manages a specific action; the scenery interaction block activates native media spots (M1, M2, M3\u2026) for fast and credible interactivity\u2014without technical or graphic skills. Below: how it works, step-by-step setup, and winning combinations with other blocks to meet your educational and business goals.<\/p>\n In many provided sceneries, media spots (M1, M2, M3\u2026) are embedded into the environment (computer screen, wall display, sign, picture frame). The scenery interaction block makes these spots clickable. From the authoring side, you select which spots to activate. From the learner’s side, clicking a spot triggers the corresponding branch in the flow. You can then redirect the user to a video, a question, a message, a resource, or a reward.<\/p>\n Good pattern: assign key \u201centry points\u201d to native spots and complement with clickable zones for contextual instructions, clues, and additional navigation. Explore the available sceneries in VTS Editor<\/a> to quickly locate media spots.<\/p>\n With VTS Perform<\/a> (or SCORM), track clicks per spot, progression, and time spent. Use this data to refine your modules. A client success story: Manpower Academy<\/a> significantly boosted engagement with a gamified \u201crisk hunt.\u201d<\/p>\n Start with the target skill: \u201cidentify a risk,\u201d \u201cprioritize an action,\u201d \u201cqualify a client,\u201d \u201cdiagnose a fault.\u201d Translate it into observable criteria: minimum skill score, time limit, number of useful actions. In VTS Editor, create the skills and activate them in your scenario. Insert Score<\/em> blocks at key moments, a Check Score<\/em> block to gate progression, and a Progress<\/em> block for tracking completion and success (useful for SCORM and LMS).<\/p>\n If responsiveness is important, add a Countdown<\/em>: on timeout, redirect learners to remediation, a debrief, or retry. Use a Counter<\/em> to limit attempts before offering help.<\/p>\n Choose a relevant setting (office, workshop, showroom, hospital, agency). Identify available M1, M2, M3 spots. For each, define the purpose of the click and the associated feedback:<\/p>\n Example of a mini-tree: \u201cM1 \u2192 video + quiz; if correct \u2192 score + badge; else \u2192 feedback + retry.\u201d Decide whether each spot is single-use (non-clickable after) or reusable.<\/p>\n Add the block, check selected spots. In Combine channels for clear and motivating feedback:<\/p>\n The score should reflect the actual skill used; Check Score<\/em> unlocks the next step; a badge marks a motivational milestone. If several attempts are expected before help, use a Counter<\/em> as a control.<\/p>\n For LMS, SCORM export transmits progress, status, and score. With VTS Perform<\/a>, analyze user paths, Mx clicks, skill scores, badges, and time spent. Identify underused screens, too easy\/hard questions, and adjust. To go further, request a free trial<\/a> or a personalized demo<\/a>.<\/p>\n Speed up your review process with VTS Reviewer: your SMEs can access structure and content without an author license and leave comments directly. This collaboration reduces time to market and secures deliverables.<\/p>\n Quickly prototype with two or three spots (M1, M2, M3) and a short loop: click \u2192 content \u2192 interaction \u2192 feedback. Measure useful clicks, skill scores, time spent, and abandonment. Adjust cues (gaze, sounds, messages), vary difficulty (Check Score<\/em>, Counter<\/em>), test variations (Random<\/em>, Switch<\/em>, variables), then deploy across priorities (HSE, retail, industry, services, onboarding). Discover our \u201clearning by doing\u201d approach here: Learning by Doing<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ready to turn intention into action? Try Virtual Training Suite for free<\/a> or request a demo<\/a> to bring your scenario to life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Boost Engagement in E\u2011Learning with VTS Editor’s Scenery Interaction Block As a training manager, instructional designer, or HR professional, you’re aiming to reduce passivity, increase completion rates, and connect your content to job performance. With the scenery interaction block in VTS Editor, a \u201cnice but static\u201d set design comes to life with a single click. 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How the Block Works (M1, M2, M3 Spots\u2026)<\/h3>\n
Two Modes to Control Pacing<\/h3>\n
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Wait for click = on<\/code>: the flow pauses. Ideal for guided exploration.<\/li>\nWait for click = off<\/code>: the flow continues via the first output while still allowing opportunistic clicks. Perfect for background narration.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nOptimize Your Interactive Scenery in VTS Editor: Key Options<\/h3>\n
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Scenery Interaction vs. Clickable Zones: How to Choose<\/h3>\n
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High-Value Synergies with the VTS Ecosystem<\/h3>\n
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Measurable Instructional Benefits<\/h3>\n
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Common Mistakes to Avoid<\/h3>\n
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Wait for click = off<\/code> (ensure narration\/instruction is included, with return path).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nDesigning an Engaging Scene Step-by-Step with the VTS Editor Scenery Interaction<\/h2>\n
Define Objective and Success Criteria<\/h3>\n
Map the Scenery and Plan the Spots<\/h3>\n
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Configure the Scenery Interaction Block and Branches<\/h3>\n
Wait for click = on<\/code>, user action is required. Link each output to its sequence: Media in scenery<\/em> (for screens), then quiz; or Message<\/em>, then true\/false; or video with options \u201cpause\/replay\/control bar.\u201d Plan a return to your \u201chub\u201d (via Return<\/em>\/Checkpoint<\/em> when using teleportation or timing).<\/p>\nOrchestrate Feedback and Motivation<\/h3>\n
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Accessibility, Multi-Device & Performance<\/h3>\n
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Tracking, SCORM & Analytics<\/h3>\n
Collaboration and Review<\/h3>\n
Ready-to-Use Activity Ideas with Scenery Interaction in VTS Editor<\/h2>\n
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Open space with M1\/M2 on desks. M1: sensitive doc visible \u2192 Message<\/em> + true\/false \u2192 \u201cSafety\u201d score + \u201cRisk Hunter\u201d badge. M2: unencrypted USB \u2192 alert sound + manager\u2019s Speak<\/em> \u2192 best practices matching \u2192 Check Score<\/em> gates what comes next.<\/li>\n
M1 plays demo video (with pause\/replay). Followed by \u201cmedia grid\u201d quiz. Open Resource<\/em> displays product sheet. Above a threshold: \u201cProduct Demo Master\u201d badge + \u201cProduct Expertise\u201d score.<\/li>\n
Three screens M1 \u2192 M2 \u2192 M3 guide the process. M2 unlocked after validating M1. Each step: drag and drop for correct order, sound fade and text animation. Check Score<\/em> unlocks next step.<\/li>\n
M1 shows a file (media in scenery). Learner collects clues, then selects phrases with a character. Emotions and gestures simulate relational impact. \u201cDiagnosis\u201d score based on relevance; final true\/false; badge \u201cClient First.\u201d<\/li>\n
Different panels (M1\/M2\/M3) contain keys. Countdown<\/em> adds tension; Teleport<\/em> offers shortcuts; Return<\/em>\/Checkpoint<\/em> ensure clean navigation. Foreground<\/em> provides a major clue; cumulative score + Check Score<\/em> unlocks final door; badge \u201cEscape Master.\u201d<\/li>\n
M1 displays a suspicious email. Analyze red flags, true\/false with comments, matching (fake URL, urgency signs). \u201cCyber Hygiene\u201d score threshold.<\/li>\n
Promo screens (M1\/M2) reveal features. Then, matching for assortments, drag and drop for shelf layout. Manager\u2019s Speak<\/em> to reward. \u201cSales\u201d score; badge \u201cUpsell Champ.\u201d<\/li>\n
M1 signals an alarm. Block launches procedure; drag and drop to assign tasks; Countdown<\/em> for urgency; spatial alarm and \u201cAlert\u201d animation. Check Score<\/em> confirms readiness; Message<\/em> for debrief.<\/li>\n
M1 (monitor) shows vitals. Supervisor Speak<\/em> guides analysis; numerical field to enter data; slider for normal range; prioritization quiz. \u201cPatient Management\u201d score; badge \u201cClinical Eye.\u201d<\/li>\n
Reception hall with screens (M1\/M2). Teleport<\/em> opens areas; spots deepen each service via video\/message\/quiz. Visible progress; 100% completion badge; final true\/false; Open Resource<\/em> delivers HR docs.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nMini Design Checklist<\/h3>\n
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Next Steps<\/h3>\n