Hi there,

You can arrange the catalog to show the order of items inside from the following options - 

If Name or Newest do not fit the requirement. I would suggest using the Code A-Z method. You can then implement a code on the Learning Plan created to then show these in order.

For example -

01_LPName
02_LPName
03_LPName

This will then shows these in order starting from top to bottom, left to right for the user.

Making use of the code to set the order is a great way to go because it hides the structure while allowing you to decide the order.

To add on to what DPatel suggests—which is what I do as well— I set the order of the catalogs of learning plans on my home page—I had to develop a full scale naming system based on various factor for my learners, sort of like a library’s Dewy Decimal System.

For me priority factors include

• Custom plans for this customer group
• Paid content
• Newest free content

It’s taken some planning to put together but it enables me to have only one home page for many users.