View and edit course details
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To view and edit additional details about a course, select a course from your library to open the Course Details panel.
At the top of the Course Details panel are 3 common actions you may want to perform on a course:
Test: testing the course and adjusting its configuration settings
Version: import a new version of the course
Deactivate: deactivate the course so it can no longer be shared or accessed by learners
The Details section contains the course’s metadata. The course name and description, along with the course's language are read from the course's manifest file at import time, and they can be edited by clicking Edit.
Course Name (editable): the course’s name in Content Controller
Description (editable): a short description of the course.
Created: date and time that the course was first added to Content Controller
Modified: date and time that the course was last modified
Uploaded File Name: the original filename that was uploaded for the published version of the course
Language (editable): primary language of the course's learning content
Standard: learning standard to which the course conforms
Location: where the file is currently located in the Content area. Home is the default area.
Create a Preview Link: use this to generate a preview link to the course for internal testing and debugging.
Test: test the course and adjust configuration settings.
Version: import a new version of the course.
Deactivate: deactivate the course so it can no longer be shared or accessed by learners.
How to use tags:
Click on the Tags section to expand, revealing more.
Click into the Add a tag box, type the desired tag name, and then press Enter.
As you type, previously-used tags added to other courses will auto-populate.
Tag names must be between 3 and 25 characters long.
To remove a tag from a course, click the "x" to the right of the tag's name.
Accounts: number of accounts the course has been shared with. Click the number to see the list of accounts with the number of learners for each.
Equivalents: the number of equivalents that the course is a part of. Click the number to see the list of equivalents, with the number of learners who have taken the course as part of each. This item is only visible if the course has been added to an equivalent.
Click on the course to see the Course Details panel.
Click Deactivate in the top right and click Deactivate once more in the pop-up window.
Open Content to see your main course list.
Switch the list view from "Active" to "Inactive" to show your inactive (deactivated) courses.
Click the course you'd like to reactivate to open its Course Details panel.
Click Activate and then click the Activate button in the pop-up window.
Published Version: the that is delivered when a learner launches the course (think of this as the "active" version of the course)
to courses make it easy to categorize, search for, and find that content later on. Anywhere in Content Controller where you can search for a course by name, you may search for courses with a particular tag. This includes searching the courses list, , and selecting a course for a .
is a list of all versions of a course that have been imported into Content Controller. The published version of the course (i.e., the “active” version delivered to learners) is highlighted in blue. The list includes version IDs, creation dates, the number of in-progress learners, and the total number of learners who have launched each version. Clicking the ellipsis ("...") on the right side of a row will open a drop-down menu with actions that can be done with that version.
In-Progress Learners: number of learners who have launched the course, but have not yet completed, passed, or failed. Click the number to see a breakdown of in-progress learners by account. Note: This number does not include learners who launched the course as part of an .
Total Learners: the number of learners who have launched the course excluding those who launched it as part of an . Click the number to see a breakdown of learners by account (just like clicking the number of accounts).
Deactivating a course means that the course can no longer be shared or accessed by learners. A deactivated course can be reactivated at any time using the panel.
