Search results for: What is the difference between an active and inactive course

Search results for: What is the difference between an active and inactive course

Active vs. Inactive Courses

Knowing the difference between active and inactive courses will allow control over which courses are visible while also preserving records… If a course is Inactive, the course will not be available in a learner's list of enrolled courses, nor… To toggle a course between Active and Inactive, just click on the course you want to edit, navigate to

Written by Jason Primo
Updated over a week ago

Course Date Settings

The course length has no effect on the course until the user starts a course -- once they start the course… This article explains the different date settings available for courses: Start and End Dates, Course Lengths, and Validity Lengths… To edit course deadlines, click on Teaching then Courses

Written by Stephen Krzeminski
Updated over a week ago

Course Catalog Not Showing Courses

Enrolled courses and already completed courses will not appear in the Course Catalog… The Course Catalog only shows courses that you are not currently enrolled in. Courses that are already completed will also not be visible… The Course Catalog only shows courses that you are not currently enrolled in

Written by Stephen Krzeminski
Updated over a week ago

Course Self-Enrollment

Enroll via Course Catalog To start, click on Public Resources then Course Catalog… When a learner clicks on Course Catalog, they will be able to enroll in courses that they have permission… This article covers the different methods that learners can use to enrol themselves into courses

Written by Jason Primo
Updated over a week ago

Learners Unable to Access Courses

If a course has been manually changed to Inactive, the learner will be unable to access the course… The most common cause of this is that the course they are enrolled in is not yet active… If the current day is outside of any deadline, whether it is the course’s End Date, Course Length, or

Written by Jason Primo
Updated over a week ago

Creating Courses

To create a course, just click on Courses, followed by Create Course on the right… From the course page, click on Course Content… Courses are created by combining materials and assessments. This article explains how to take individual modules and turn them into courses

Written by Stella Lim
Updated over a week ago

Duplicating Courses

Just click on the course that you want to duplicate by navigating to it from Teaching then Courses… To duplicate a course, such as to make changes for a new year or to preview changes without affecting a live course, follow these steps… Click on the General Settings tab, and click Duplicate Course

Written by Jason Primo
Updated over a week ago

Course Categories

Once you have applied categories, you can filter your courses in your Courses page by using the dropdown… Course Categories allow you to easily organize your courses and allows them to be found easier by both other admins and Learners… Just navigate to the course's General Settings tab, and use the Category drop-down menu to either choose

Written by Micaela Alon
Updated over a week ago

Previewing Courses

Navigate to the course that you want to preview, then click on Launch Course Preview at the top right… There are two ways to test run a course. The first way is to use the Preview function… Now simply click My Learning then click on the course that you want to preview

Written by Stella Lim
Updated over a week ago

Padlocks in Courses

Additionally, if a module has This Item is Mandatory For Course Completion enabled, all following modules… If you look into your settings for your course and/or affected modules, you should be able to identify… If you see a padlock beside a module in a course, you aren't able to access it yet. The reasons a module may be locked are detailed here

Written by Stephen Krzeminski
Updated over a week ago