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Equivalencies - Can two courses mark a single course as complete?

  • 25 July 2024
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Hi all

 

I’m trying to work out if there’s a way for a single learning plan (containing two courses) to mark a separate single course as complete.

Alternatively (and ideally) I’m looking for a way that two courses when both have been completed mark a single course as complete. For example:

 

  • User completes course A & Course B and it marks course C as complete
  • If user completes only Course A, course C is not marked as complete
  • If user completed only Course B, Course C is not marked as complete

 

We need this as we have one arm of our business that runs the content as two separate workshops as they go through in detail, whereas other teams do this in the one session.

Also, due to their roles, some staff are only required to complete Course A for their compliance.

 

 

Any thoughts are welcome!

 

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lrnlab
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Sadly it’s not possible to add a “gate” that requires that 2. courses be completed to grant credit to a single course. That said, we did some thing with groups and enrolment rules but not sure that would work in your case…

We have a program where users complete course A, then they are required to attend course B. Once they complete both courses, they join a group and then we assign course C via enrolment rules and mark it complete automatically (using equivalencies) based on the completion of course A. In our case, since course C is not assigned, and cannot be self-enrolled, etc, (not available to users and not published), it’s a pretty safe way to do this; there is no way for the user to get assigned or credit for course C if they haven't done courses A & B.

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