How to ensure users don't skip content?

Hi everyone, I use iSpring to convert PowerPoint slideshows to SCORM packages and use them within Opigno, but one thing I noticed is that users can easily skip through the SCORM package! Is there any way to ensure that they don’t skip through it all? Users have two ways of skipping my content: No.1 Clicking the next arrow keys (part of the SCORM PowerPoint package). No.2 Clicking the “Next” button below the PowerPoint slideshow, skipping its entirety. Here's a screenshot: http://imgur.com/a/c7jjm Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think there’s a way to have the SCORM package interact with Opigno LMS so that you can only click Opigno’s “Next” button when the SCORM slideshow is completed. I’ve already inquired to iSpring if there’s a way of having each slide a mandatory 5 seconds minimum to proceed, which would satisfy issue #1 to an extent, but then Opigno’s issue, #2, would still be an issue because they can skip the SCORM slideshow entirely.. Are there any modules out there that can help with this that I’m not finding? Any way of disabling the “Next” button and enabling it after a set amount of time, as well? The only workaround I can think of is to have EACH slide of my PowerPoint presentations converted into individual SCORM packages and uploaded as individual “questions”, since I’m aware that each question, regardless of whether it has any actual quizzes/questions or not, can be given a value or worth. I would then give each of these individual questions holding single slides a value (rather than entire slideshows), and users will be granted a percentage or whatever it may be indicating completion (or that they at least had the page displayed to them for at least a second). But that’s very tedious and not exactly a solution! ☹ If I’m unable to make it work, I’ll need to resort to an alternate LMS, which I really don’t want.. but I’m not convinced that one can have SCORM content work that way with any LMS though! If anyone has any ideas, or if another LMS would do this better, please let me know! Is SCORM also my only option, since that appears to be the only thing I can have my PowerPoint presentations convert to... Anyone know much about TinCan API? Is that something?