There are more complicated ways (with a learning plan that has to be completed in a particular order and separate courses for the evaluation material and the final exam), but to me that gets really confusing. It would make more sense if ILT prerequisites functioned like eLearning ones.
@elamast - Thank You for this detailed explanation. However Training material based option also marks users as completed the moment they access the Test under Training material without having to attend the ILT Sessions scheduled at a future date. This is causing confusion and yes the only way to inculcate an exam followed by a ILT session completion would be by initiating learning plans for all our ILT Courses. I definitely upvoted to your idea and hopefully something positive will happen here :)
Agree. When we’ve asked for this functionality, Docebo support gave us the Learning Plan with two courses suggestion. The problem with this (besides being very clunky) is that the Learning Plan has no schedule to it, so learners don’t see the option to choose a session.
One other way I thought about this is with the use of catalogs and groups. You essentially have three things you need done in order (session attendance, evaluation, and test). You could have two courses: 1) The first course is your session and evaluation ILT, and 2) The test course (eLearning). You would put your first course into a catalog your learners can see. Then you would put the second (test) course into a separate catalog that is shown only to a group consisting of students who complete the first course. Further, you could set an enrollment rule that anyone in the group who completed the first course is assigned the second one. If you wanted, you could attach your completion certificate only to the second course.