On the "Manage" mode homepage, on the "Events in this organisation" table, click on Create[1] button, and select Courses[2] from the dropdown, to begin creating a course.

You can specify a Course Name [1] and Course Description [2] using the relevant text boxes. You also select whether to make the course available for users to attempt by checking the Availability [3] check box.

When you’ve entered the course details, you can click Next [4] to go to the next section or Save Draft [5] to save your progress. You can also click Cancel [6] if you no longer wish to create the course.

A course on FifthDomain is organised into primary groupings known as 'Modules'. Each module consists of various parts, featuring a range of content types including PDFs, markdown files, labs, quizzes, and videos.

To begin creating your first module, click on Add module card as shown in the image below.

Upon clicking the Add Module button, an expanded form oens where you can then enter a Module Name [1] into the text box, followed by a Module Description [2].

You also need to provide Estimated Learning Time[3] for this module in minutes.

You can see the estimate get recorded on the module panel[4] for each module on the top left of the form, and the total estimate for the entire course on the course panel[5].

You’ll then have to add a part in order to save the module. The next section provides more information on adding parts. You can add more modules by clicking Add Module, as shown below. A ‘part’ is a subsection of a module. There are five types of parts:

You can add a new part to a module by clicking Add Part, as shown below.

You will now see fields to define the part to be added. Fill in the Title[1] text box, and Description[2] text box to give this part a title and description respectively. From the Part Type[3] dropdown menu, select the type of part you want to add.

If you have chosen PDF or Markdown part type, a pop-up box will appear for you to upload the file. Click Browse to select the files from your computer, as shown below. Once the right file type is selected, which is .pdf for PDF part type, and .md for markdown part type, it will appear on the screen.

Once it’s uploaded, the File Name [1] will appear under the description. You can click Upload [2] if you’d like to change the file. If you no longer wish to add this part to the module, you can click Delete [3].

Once you select the Part type to be "Lab", you’ll then be asked to enter a lab Title and Description [1] . You’ll also need to select a Lab [2] from the dropdown menu. This menu will list all available labs within your organisation.

Once you select the Part type to be "Quiz", you’ll then be asked to enter a quiz Title and Description [1] . You’ll also need to select a Quiz [2] from the dropdown menu. This menu will list all available labs within your organisation.

Once you select the Part type to be "Video", you’ll then be asked to enter a video Title and Description [1] .

FifthDomain currently supports adding videos hosted on Vimeo. You need to add the embed code or the iframe code into the Video URL[2] text box to add the video

Click Delete[3] button to remove this module part.

The final step is adding users and groups to the course. You must add at least one user or group to publish a course.

Begin to add users by using checkboxes in the Users[1] table, and Groups from the Groups[2] table.

Then using Publish[3] button, you can publish the course. You can also choose to save it as a draft by clicking Save Draft[4]button. If you want to edit any details in the previous pages , you can go back by clicking the Back[5] button.