🎯 What is the interactive video template?
The interactive video template lets you turn a standard video into an engaging learning experience.
You add cues at specific moments, and each cue either asks the learner something or moves the video somewhere else.
🛠 Set up your interactive video
1. Create the template
Go to Control > Content > Activity > and open a existing learning bite or create a new one
Add an Interactive video template
2. Upload your video
Upload the video file in the left panel. Video is a required field.
Recommended video formats:
Format: MP4
Codec: H.264
Orientation: landscape only
Recommended size: 1920×1080 pixels
Maximum file size: 20 MB
✏️ Tip
You can use freely available online tools to convert or compress your video before uploading.
3. Choose your playback settings
Show video controls decides whether learners can rewind and fast-forward. It is turned on by default.
4. Good to know
The left panel is for cue settings: the cue type, the timing, and what happens after an answer
The preview is where you write the content: the question, the answer options and the feedback
Add and edit cues
Cues define when and how learners interact with the video. Select the type in the left panel:
MPC
MPC neutral feedback
Jump
This will change the cue of the first slide. To add additional slides and cues, click on the + button to add a new slide, then change the cue question type.
The three cue types
👀 Good to know
All cue timing is measured in seconds from the start of the video.
❓ MPC
Use MPC when you want to check knowledge, or guide learners based on correct and incorrect answers.
One or more options can be marked as correct
On correct answer (required): Play to continue the video, or Jump to move to another time
On wrong answer (required): Play to continue the video, or Jump to move to another time
If you choose Jump, enter the time in seconds where the video should continue.
💬 MPC neutral feedback
Use this when you want learners to pick an option without their answer being judged as correct or incorrect. There is no right or wrong, the flow depends entirely on the option they select.
Each option gets its own next action: Play to continue the video, or Jump to move to a specific time.
This works well for:
Reflection questions
Opinion-based prompts
Discussion starters
🔁 Jump
Use a Jump cue when no learner input is needed. The cue triggers at a set time and the video automatically jumps somewhere else.
It has two fields:
Time: when the jump is triggered
Jump to: the time in seconds the video jumps to
This is useful for skipping content, replaying sections, or building structured video flows.
🧭 Where to edit the slides
Three small buttons sit above the cue in the preview of the first slide of the template. They decide what you are editing.
About:
? : Is where you can add and remove answer options
✓: Is where the feedback after a correct answer is edited
✗: Is where the feedback after a wrong answer is edied
Click a button to switch view. Whichever one is highlighted is the one you are editing.
Fields you can fill in on the MCP slides
For every cue, whichever type you pick, you can add:
Slide title: displayed at the top of the cue
Text: introductory text shown before the interaction
For both MPC types, you can also add:
MPC heading: the main question or prompt shown to learners
MPC description: extra context shown below the heading
What it looks like
In Studio
In the LXP, for learners
💡 Inspiration for use
Scenario-based learning
Present a scenario
Ask "What would you do?"
Jump learners forward or backward based on their answer
Knowledge checks
Pause the video to test understanding
Send learners back to the explanation if they answer incorrectly
Skip ahead if they answer correctly
Branching stories
Create different story paths based on learner choices
Show different outcomes depending on the selected options
👀 Good to know
Answers do not have to be strictly right or wrong. You can design experiences that explore consequences instead of correctness.
Example production workflow
Define the learning goal
Outline the story or structure
Write scripts for each scenario
Record the video clips
Edit all clips into one video
Create a learning bite in Studio
Upload the video and add your cues
Publish the learning bite
Add it to a journey or widget
Related templates
Looking for a multiple-choice question that is not inside a video? See Multiple Choice Text - Right/Wrong Feedback Template, Multiple Choice Video - Right/Wrong Feedback Template, or Quiz Multiple Choice Template.