Enable custom fields to be visible to specific department administrators
The ability for client admins to manipulate custom fields for their specific departments. Can only see those custom fields attributed to their department.
It would be great if we can have the does not include group A when we are setting up group B We have a curriculum for the whole organization. some departments need to do curriculum A, everyone else, need to do curriculum B. It would be great if we...
When impersonating an Admin, if you continue to the Absorb Academy you will then be acting as the user, and cannot stop impersonating, so your entire log-in is switched over to theirs, even when you return to the Learner Experience. You will need ...
Reveiwer notification email add learner first / last name and learner email address
We use single sign on with our ADP system. The Reviewer notification email doesn't use the learners first and last name or learner email address so the reviewer knows who it is or how to contact them. Currently the only option is Learner username....
It would be useful to be able to sort/filter/change settings for the Sessions listed under Session Details when editing an ILC. We have a lot of sessions and it would be easiest to see them by date instead of title of the class.
Give admins and instructors the option to use the previous version of the Mark Attendance page
Please give admins and instructors the option to choose which version of the Mark Attendance page they would like to use. The previous version of the Mark Attendance page had two benefits for ILC sessions: Only students who were approved for the s...
Currently, Absorb doesn't support error messages or pop-up prompts to inform the admin user when there is a conflict within the course settings while you are creating and editing it. This can result in confusion and wasted time contacting Absorb S...
When building a curriculum, it would be a nice timesaver to create your Groups, then add all the courses at once (which land in one group). Then select more than one course at a time to move to their respective group.
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