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CERTIFICATES
OVERVIEW
Certificates are for Premier and Enterprise account holders.
Certification is one of the most important elements of eLearning. It can be leveraged to increase the uptake and encourage the completion of training, and in several other ways to benefit both the organization as well as the employees. In order for your training certificates to be a valued source of credibility, they need to be earned. Organizations need to design their eLearning courses in such a way that learners must first demonstrate their newly found knowledge and abilities and meet a certain standard in doing so before they are awarded a certificate. This article covers how to leverage and use certificates in C4EBridge. To view and create a certificate go to ADMIN > ALL CERTIFICATES > CREATE NEW CERTIFICATESSCREEN OPTIONS
Use the Screen Options menu to tailor your display on the Engagement pages, choosing to hide/display specific columns or set your number of items per screen: To collapse this pop-up, select SCREEN OPTIONS again.CREATE NEW CERTIFICATES
To create a new certificate, from the ALL CERTIFICATES page, select the Create New Certificate button. Name your certificate by filing in the appropriate field. A Permalink will automatically be added after you add the certificate name:The name of the certificate, however, is not the title!
Add content into the body of your certificate in the text editor.Select Merge Codes to add the codes such as Site Title, Site URL, Earned Date, Student First, Last Name, Student Email, Student User ID, and/or Student Username:
ATTACH THE CERTIFICATE TO AN ENGAGEMENT
Next, you must apply the certificate to an engagement to trigger the event.
For example, you may want the learner to receive the certificate if they complete several courses in a curriculum. In that case, you should apply a Course Track to all the related courses.
Create an engagement (see the Create Engagement article for more information), add the Triggering event and under Engagement Type select ‘Award a Certificate’ and then choose the appropriate certificate:
See the Course Tracks article for more information. The name of the certificate, however, is not the title!