Multiple Conditions

Depending on your course requirements, you may create more than one condition and combine these as needed, creating more complex conditions. This may happen in instances where learners need different ways of advancing through the Maze. For example, a company is rolling out an enterprise-wide training where regional offices are subject to a local set of privacy laws.

This is how it looks like as a statement:

IF   Country = United States   THAN go to  The Privacy Act of 1974 branch ;

IF   Country = United Kingdom   THAN go to  GDPR branch ;

ELSE  Global Privacy Laws ;

This is how it looks like as a flow chart:

Note: On the example above, the ELSE segment that redirects the learner to the Global Privacy Laws branch is called the fallback branch.