I’m also curious about this. At this point, we see mandatory courses as those assigned. Is there a better way distinguish a course as a key required course?
I’m also curious about this. At this point, we see mandatory courses as those assigned. Is there a better way distinguish a course as a key required course?
That would be based on the Course Additional Fields you have established and what additional fields you are giving courses. Our operations is all internal employee training so I created four course additional fields:
- Onboarding
- Job-Related Mandatory
- Compliance
- Elective
That way, we can split up regulatory compliance courses (we are a bank so there is a lot of these) opposed to job-related mandatory courses (sales, new system simulations, etc.).
I also then set a requirement that this course additional field must be given whenever a course is made and provided anyone with course creation abilities in the LMS a description of these four course fields. So, when I did my filtering and hiding I could set which course additional fields I want to show up.
@isteiner - good afternoon!
In December - a tagging system is coming out for content enrollments that will allow you to mark things as mandatory/recommended/optional...it is starting with some limited function, but it can save you supporting that flavor of custom field(s) in the longer run.
This may help in your travels.
Beyond that - custom fields is a clever and great help for oyu.
@isteiner - good afternoon!
In December - a tagging system is coming out for content enrollments that will allow you to mark things as mandatory/recommended/optional...it is starting with some limited function, but it can save you supporting that flavor of custom field(s) in the longer run.
This may help in your travels.
Beyond that - custom fields is a clever and great help for oyu.
I didn’t know that was coming in December and is great!
@isteiner Thanks for that idea! I love it as a short term. @dklinger I’ll take a look at the feature you connected to in order to see how this can help us.
Thanks!
Eric