Building courses

• Creating a course with AIDescribe what you want, or hand over a document, and get a draft course you then edit like any other.
• Converting a PowerPoint presentation into a courseTurn decks you already have into draft courses, with the slides rebuilt as editable pages rather than pictures.
• Uploading SCORM, xAPI and external coursesBring in a SCORM package, link to xAPI content, or record training that happens away from Learnient.
• The course page and its tabsWhat a course's own page shows, the buttons at the top, and what each tab is for, from About and Reviews to Submissions, Survey results, History and Admin.
• Adding and ordering content in a courseAdd modules and components to a course you build in Learnient, put them in order, split modules into pages and save the result.
• Using the course builder's canvas toolsThe controls around the course builder's canvas, from starting a course, backgrounds and the accessibility checker to animation, AI, preview, undo and approval comments.
• Modules, the cover, contents and closing pageAdd, rename, describe, duplicate and delete modules in the course builder, and decide what learners see before the first module and after the last one.
• Course builder components and their settingsEvery component in the course builder, what it is for, and the settings that belong to it, with the controls they all share described once.
• How course design styles workThe six design styles a Learnient course can be built in, what each one changes, and how to pick or change one.
• Adding questions and scoring to a coursePut questions in a course, set what they are worth, and decide the mark somebody has to reach to pass.
• Building and reusing a question bankWrite a question once, find it again later, and know what happens to your courses when you change it.
• Setting a course's details and timingThe name, owner and category people search by, and the dates that decide when it appears and when it stops.
• Setting a course's cost, language and lookCost, language, and giving one course its own colours, fonts and design style without touching your account branding.
• Manage the media libraryUpload and organise the images, video, audio and documents your courses reuse, and the categories and tags that keep them findable.
• Publishing a course, and what a publish approval addsWhat has to be right before a course can go live, and what changes once your account asks for a publish approval first.
• Course version history and restoring a versionSee what a course looked like at an earlier save, put an old one back, delete saves you no longer want, and know how long the saves are kept.
• Finding and organising courses in the libraryNarrow a long list to the courses you want, and act on several at once instead of one at a time.
• Managing course categoriesGroup courses so people can find them, and understand why a category you no longer want will not delete.