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- Create Course - Course Settings
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- Edit Course Settings Panels 1
- Edit Course Settings Panels 2
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Edit Course Settings Panels 1
EDIT COURSE SETTINGS QUICK START VIDEO PANELS 1
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EDIT COURSE SETTINGS PANEL
OVERVIEW
- To collapse an expanded panel, select the upward facing arrow:
- To expand a minimized panel, select the downward facing arrow:
PUBLISH PANEL
- Status : Adjust the Status of your course by clicking EDIT and selecting a new status. By default, your course is set to Draft status but can be modified at any time. If your course requires additional review before publishing, select PENDING REVIEW from the STATUS dropdown, and click OK (or click CANCEL to close without saving your change):
- Visibility : Edit your course visibility to Public, Password protected, or Private by clicking EDIT and selecting a new visibility status. By default, your course visibility is set to Public but can be modified to Private or Password protected. To enable a password, select PASSWORD PROTECTED, enter a password, and click OK (or click CANCEL to close without saving your change):
- Revisions : Access any previous revisions by clicking BROWSE. You will be redirected to the REVISIONS, screen, where you can: access a previous version of your course using the slider tool and PREVIOUS and NEXT buttons, compare version details, and restore previous versions:
- Publish immediately : Set by default, this will ensure your course will be published immediately once you have selected the PUBLISH button. To delay publishing your course immediately, you may click EDIT, choose a new date/time, and click OK (or CLICK Cancel to close without saving your change):
- Catalog visibility : Allows you to adjust the visibility of your course in your catalog. By default, CATALOG & SEARCH is selected. To adjust, click EDIT, select your desired option, and click OK (or CANCEL to close without saving your change):
COURSE CATEGORIES PANEL
The option to add and manage course categories is only an LMS Manager role (PREMIER account holder), which has more permissions than the PRO account holder, therefore, PRO account holders will not add or manage categories. If you have a PRO account and want a different category added, please contact C4EBridge support to get approval.
All of your saved course categories will appear in the Course Categories panel, which also lets you review your most used categories and create new ones: Premier account holders only: To add a new course category, select +ADD NEW COURSE CATEGORY from the Course Categories panel. Enter the name of your new category in the text field, whether you want to add this to the parent course category, or as a sub of another saved category, then select the ADD NEW COURSE CATEGORY button: Once your new category has been saved, you can then select it from the ALL COURSE CATEGORIES tab to add it to your course:COURSE TAGS PANEL
COURSE TRACK PANEL
Course Tracks are an LMS Manager role (Premium or Enterprise accounts), which features more editing rights than the Instructor role (Pro account). The Instructor role has fewer permissions, Instructors will not add or manage Course Tracks.
At its core, a course track is a course category. As such, you may choose to use course tracks as an organizational mechanism, allowing you to classify and group-specific courses together. However, course tracks have two notable features associated with them:- Course Tracks have both notification and engagement triggers attached to them. This means that you can, for example, award a certificate upon completion of all courses within a track.
Notification and engagement triggers are covered in the Engagement section
- A course track may also be configured as a prerequisite for another course, allowing you to ensure that your students complete several courses defined by the track before beginning a new course.
FEATURED IMAGE PANEL
COURSE BUILDER PANEL
Learn more about how to create a table of contents (TOC) in the Course Builder section.