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Building your first Course in Learner
Building your first Course in Learner

Understanding categories, courses, chapters and lessons to effectively build your Learner section

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Written by Bryn Humble
Updated over 2 months ago

Step 1: Access the Admin Section

  • Go to the admin section, and click 'Learner'. This will navigate you to the Learner editing page.

Step 2: Create a Category

Click on "Add A New Category +" and create a category. If you only like specific people or groups to see the content in this category you can click on the 'Restrict content' button.

Step 3: Create a New Course

Click on "New Course" to create a new course. From here you can add a cover image, and the course title.

  • Assign the course to the category you created earlier (if it isn't already). If you have other categories, you can move the course to a different category.

Step 4: Building Chapters and Lessons

Click on the course to be redirected to a page where you can start building chapters and lessons.

  • Click the Settings button to update the course name, delete it, or publish it

Start by clicking 'Add A New Chapter +', then to add content to your lessons, click on "New Lesson +".

Step 5: Adding Content to Lessons

You have five different types of content to add:

  1. Content (Video and or Text)

  2. Quizzes

  3. Process Maps

  4. Embedded Pages

Step 6: Publish the Course and Category

*To have your team mates see your course please make sure to publish the lesson, chapter, course and category.

Step 7: Viewing the Course from the User's Perspective

  • To see how it looks from the user's perspective, go to the "Learn" section and then "Courses."

  • You will see the category and the course you created. Click on the course to access the chapters and lessons.

  • You can view the different types of content you added, including video, text, quizzes, process maps, and embedded content.

Congratulations, you've successfully created and published your first course!

To watch this tutorial in a video, click below.

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