Overview

When learners are in a course, it is sometimes necessary to leave the content. The content may be too long to complete in one sitting or other situations may require the learner’s attention.
For example, if the learner has to remember where they were in the content, frustration could arise if they have to navigate through content until they find the place they left off. Depending on the instructional strategy, the learner may be able to return to the exact location they left the content. This action is enabled by using bookmarking. Bookmarking allows the learner to return to their previous location in the content when they re-enter the course.