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How to Publish a Course

Quickly a course publish status in more than one way

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Overview

When a course admin is ready to publish a course, several settings are available to help them brand and finalize it. The publishing status options include:

  • Published: the course is live and visible to learners

  • Draft: the course is still being worked on and not yet visible

  • Archived: the course is no longer active but saved for future reference

Publishing a course (Updating Publishing Status)

To publish a course, simply update the publishing status in one of two areas:

  • The publish status update drop-down button on the Homepage

  • The publish status update button in any course editor 'Share' tab

Publishing a Course to All Group Members

  • A published course will be visible to all members of a learning group if "Assign to group" option is toggled on.

  • If it is preferred that a course is only accessible by invited learners, ensure the "Assign to group" is toggled off, and then use the other share options.

  • In the Share tab, the course admin(s) can also:

    • See how many people have been assigned to each role at a high level

    • Open each role type to view all assigned people for that role

Managing Draft Courses

Keep a course in draft mode until it's ready to be shared with learners. If you’re using test courses before a live release, make sure to revert those courses back to draft mode when finalizing group and course setups.

Using the Public Course Link

A public course link can be found in any course 'share' tab and from the homepage.

  • This is a link that can be shared anywhere desired

  • Anyone that clicks this link can access the course

  • Access in any course 'share' tab

  • Access the same course link from the homepage dashboard share icon.

  • NOTE: The 'Public Page' must be enabled for the course link to work

Note: Be sure to review and complete all relevant information before finalizing the publishing process.

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