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A module has two presentation-and-policy settings: the theme (how it looks) and the completion criteria (when a learner has finished).

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Theme

The theme controls colors and typography. You can:
  • Change the primary color, the background color, and other color tokens.
  • Pick a different body font.
Theme changes apply to the whole module and to its exported package. If you want a module that matches your company branding, set the theme once and reuse the module as a template. You can attach a small logo image that appears in the player chrome. Upload your logo, set it on the module, or remove it later if you change branding.

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Completion criteria

Completion criteria decide whether a learner has successfully finished a module. Two modes are available:
  • View-based — the learner finishes by viewing every component (every slide, every question, every interactive activity).
  • Score-based — the learner must reach a chosen percentage on the module’s quiz questions. You pick the passing score (for example 80%).
Pick view-based when the module is informational and you simply want learners to have seen the material. Pick score-based when you want to verify understanding before marking the learner complete. When you export a module to your LMS (SCORM, xAPI, or cmi5), the completion mode you chose drives how the LMS records the learner’s status.

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Good practices

  • Use the same theme across modules that share a brand or a program. Templates are a fast way to apply a theme to multiple modules.
  • Keep the passing score realistic — too low and the assessment is meaningless, too high and learners get stuck.
  • Use view-based completion for short refreshers and announcement-style modules.
  • Use score-based completion for compliance and certification-style modules.