The learner experience: practicing a Role Play
Once a role-play is published, learners practice it inside the Learn Content item. They hold a real conversation with the AI persona and receive an evaluation at the end.
Starting a session
The learner opens the Learn Content item that contains the published role-play.
They read the Briefing, which explains the scenario and their objective, then confirm to begin.
Holding the conversation
The learner replies in their own words to the AI persona, turn by turn.
The scenario moves through Stages; the current stage and turn are shown as they progress.
They can Restart to begin again at any point.
Getting evaluated
When the session ends, the learner sees their result:
Passed or Did not pass, with a score percentage.
Per-criterion scores with specific feedback on what went well and what to improve.
An overall feedback summary and the session length.
Because learners can retry, the role-play doubles as deliberate practice: try, read the feedback, and run it again to improve.
What happens behind the scenes
Each completed session contributes per-skill evidence to the learner's skill profile. See How role-play sessions feed the skills engine for the full model. Admins can follow every attempt in Reviewing Role Play sessions, evaluations and feedback.