For a training manager, instructional designer, or HR manager, an e\u2011learning module must be easy to navigate, flexible, and memorable. The VTS Editor Teleport block<\/strong> meets these requirements by offering clear and permanent access points, especially useful in non-linear learning paths. Learners can return to a key step, explore an alternative, practice, and resume where they left off\u2014without losing progress. This flexibility, combined with structured control, enhances the experience, reduces dropout rates, and increases satisfaction. To discover the authoring tool, visit the VTS Editor<\/a> page.<\/p>\n When a Teleport block is triggered in your VTS Editor graph, it creates a named destination that’s accessible at any time from a navigation menu (bottom right in VTS Player). This entry remains visible from the moment of creation until the end of the scenario. The benefit is twofold: the user has a stable reference point to move freely, and you keep control over strategic milestones. The VTS Editor Teleport block<\/strong> functions like an official shortcut that is cleanly integrated into your project structure without adding complexity.<\/p>\n When learners use Teleport, the scenario resumes at the targeted block while retaining the full session state (progress, scores, variables, inventory, time, etc.). A visual notification confirms the addition of a new access point and reassures the user. The result: precise resume functionality, consistent experience, and preserved immersion.<\/p>\n Once created, a destination cannot be removed before the end of the scenario. This permanence prevents \u201cdisappearing\u201d links that can confuse learners. In return, adopt a deliberate strategy when creating points: prioritize useful milestones and avoid redundancy.<\/p>\n With Teleport, learners manage their own reviews and choose what to explore further. This self-management increases engagement and reduces cognitive load: there\u2019s no need to figure out how to go back\u2014the destination is clear and stable. Navigation becomes a seamless assistant, keeping the spotlight on the content.<\/p>\n Exploring an alternate path no longer requires starting over. Replayability increases, boredom decreases, and overall engagement improves. For training or HR departments, this is a direct lever to boost module completion rates and evaluation quality\u2014especially when combined with tracking in VTS Perform<\/a> (LMS).<\/p>\n Each new point triggers a notification. Announce it with a short Message\/Speak block to explain the destination’s intent and when to use it. A quick interface tutorial at the start (\u201cShow Interface\u201d + Message) helps users\u2014especially those unfamiliar with serious games\u2014get comfortable quickly.<\/p>\n Teleport acts as a \u201ccentral hub\u201d for paths with independent chapters. The learner returns to the hub, selects the next step, and resumes without losing progress. This structure supports blended learning and manager-recommended content.<\/p>\n After a free exploration (clickable zones, interactive environments), the learner can return in one click to the key negotiation or debrief. In safety training, permanent access to a help area (procedures, reflex cards) encourages just-in-time review.<\/p>\n To repeat a training (e.g. annual review), there\u2019s no need to replay the entire module: a dedicated Teleport returns straight to the exercise, turning the module into a practical training tool.<\/p>\n The name is your best guide. Describe the action or goal: \u201cChapter Hub,\u201d \u201cQuiz 2 Review,\u201d \u201cSafety Briefing,\u201d or \u201cFinal Debrief.\u201d Aim for short labels (18\u201328 characters), consistent casing, and ideally an action verb (\u201cReview,\u201d \u201cCheck,\u201d \u201cResume\u201d).<\/p>\n Don\u2019t leave users guessing. When a Teleport appears, provide context: \u201cYou can now return to the Chapter Hub to choose your path.\u201d For a point like \u201cReview \u2013 Safety Theme,\u201d indicate when to use it, then follow with \u201cOpen Resource\u201d to show the relevant guide without breaking flow.<\/p>\n A good menu isn\u2019t a directory. Add Teleports only at key steps (chapter start\/end, help area, resume point) and avoid duplication. As a rule of thumb, keep 3 to 7 simultaneous destinations. Need more? Group them via a clear hub.<\/p>\n The Return + Checkpoint pair complements Teleport perfectly. Place Checkpoints at milestones (before key dialogues, start of a quiz, workshop entry). The \u201cLast Checkpoint\u201d mode ensures clean resume points. In exploratory contexts, \u201cLast return point\u201d brings learners back exactly where they left off.<\/p>\n The Progress block reports to your LMS\/SCORM or VTS Perform<\/a>. When a Teleport leads to a decisive step (end of chapter, review), adjust progress, completion, and success status, then \u201cSend Data\u201d if needed.<\/p>\n Combine \u201cModify Resource\u201d (show\/hide at the right time) and \u201cOpen Resource\u201d (automatic opening). Example: at \u201cAnalysis Lab\u201d access, reveal and open the related procedure to anchor learner understanding immediately.<\/p>\n Before publishing, check: name readability (desktop\/mobile), usefulness of each point (no redundancy), logical order of appearance (hub > chapters > reviews). Test \u201cTeleport > Return\/Checkpoint > resume flow,\u201d even with an active countdown. In multilingual projects, plan for label length and use a language condition if needed.<\/p>\n After the introduction, create a Teleport called \u201cChapter Hub\u201d as the main anchor. Each chapter adds a \u201cReturn to Hub\u201d Teleport. Visualize progress and, at chapter\u2019s end, update Progression (e.g. 33%, 66%, 100%). For inspiring use cases, explore our client cases<\/a>.<\/p>\n Offer a \u201cMap of Exploration\u201d Teleport listing accessible zones. Manage unlocking with flags (triggered by achievements or score thresholds). For each unlocked area, display a Message and, if needed, open a support document to maintain momentum.<\/p>\n After the quiz, detect weak areas (scores\/variables), then unlock specific review Teleports (\u201cReview \u2013 Regulatory,\u201d \u201cReview \u2013 PPE\u201d). After the explanation or exercise, a \u201cReturn to Evaluation\u201d Teleport restarts consolidation, and a Progress block adjusts success status.<\/p>\n Start with a menu of choices (by role or level). Each route activates its own Teleports (\u201cManager \u2013 Annual Review,\u201d \u201cTechnician \u2013 Diagnostics\u201d). Add a \u201cSwitch Path\u201d Teleport to explore another path without losing progress\u2014ideal for cross-topic awareness.<\/p>\n Simulate time pressure (quality incident, tough customer call). Offer 2\u20133 \u201cPlan B\u201d Teleports (\u201cCall a colleague,\u201d \u201cCheck the procedure\u201d). In case of failure, show a short debrief and Return to the last Checkpoint. After resolution, \u201cResume Mission\u201d brings learners back on track.<\/p>\n Track completion rates, average duration, final scores, and gap between first and last attempts in your LMS (or VTS Perform<\/a>). Observe use of review points: a drop in returns on a topic might mean better mastery\u2014or a need for clearer explanation. Adjust Teleport density, rename vague labels, and reposition checkpoints if flow feels unclear.<\/p>\n Several studies shed light on these principles:<\/p>\n The Teleport block is not a gimmick: it\u2019s a performance booster. It simplifies navigation, keeps destinations stable and clear, and retains learning state. For your learners, it means more autonomy and less friction; for your goals, it means higher completion and better feedback.<\/p>\n Start with a few clear destinations, announce them explicitly, organize them around a hub, then test on desktop and mobile. Measure the impact and iterate. To take it further:<\/p>\n Why the Teleport Block in VTS Editor Is Changing E\u2011Learning Navigation For a training manager, instructional designer, or HR manager, an e\u2011learning module must be easy to navigate, flexible, and memorable. The VTS Editor Teleport block meets these requirements by offering clear and permanent access points, especially useful in non-linear learning paths. 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Persistent Destinations and Dedicated Menu<\/h3>\n
100% Preserved State and Clear Notification<\/h3>\n
Attention Point for Path Management<\/h3>\n
Pedagogical and HR Benefits<\/h2>\n
More Autonomy, Less Cognitive Load<\/h3>\n
Replayability and Measurable Engagement<\/h3>\n
What the Learner Sees and How to Help<\/h3>\n
Concrete Use Cases for the Teleport Block<\/h2>\n
Non-Linear Multi-Chapter Paths<\/h3>\n
Sales and Safety Simulations<\/h3>\n
Recurring Managerial Support<\/h3>\n
Configuration and Design Like a Pro<\/h2>\n
Naming Destinations: Action-Oriented Microcopy<\/h3>\n
Inform with Message\/Speak and Resources<\/h3>\n
Limit and Organize Access Points<\/h3>\n
Synergies: Return, Checkpoint, Progress and Resources<\/h3>\n
Quality Control and Accessibility<\/h3>\n
Ready-to-Use Recipes<\/h2>\n
Central Chapter Hub Using the VTS Editor Teleport Block<\/h3>\n
Free Exploration Map with Progressive Unlocking<\/h3>\n
Targeted Review After Assessment<\/h3>\n
Path by Role or Level<\/h3>\n
Controlled Urgency: Teleport + Countdown<\/h3>\n
Measure Impact and Rely on Research<\/h2>\n
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Take Action with the VTS Editor Teleport Block<\/h2>\n
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