Evaluation Process

True or False Statements

Conditional statements are essentially true or false statements—an IF-THEN-ELSE statement. When learners fall onto a conditional node, Mazetec will start checking the condition and confirm whether the condition is true or false.

• If the condition gets true, Mazetec will redirect learners to the node linked with that condition.
• If the condition gets false, Mazetec will move to the next condition (if any) and evaluate that condition.
• If all the conditions are false, Mazetec will then redirect learners to the fallback node. This is the ELSE part of the statement.

Note: It is mandatory to set the fallback node in all the conditional nodes.

Linking Against Conditions

Maze authors can also set the link against the condition. This can be applied to the following scenarios:

• This is especially true in experience-based training, such as when encouraging mistakes. If the condition is true, Mazetec will redirect learners to a hint (or similar) node.
• Maze authors can use this It will also be useful to redirect the user to another maze from the one maze if the user gets a certain score in the exam or gets certain credit points.