When working in edit mode inside courses you have click 1x to activate a button/section and click again to navigate there. Can we please update so if you click it you are also automatically navigated there. If I 'm clicking on it, I likely want to...
Right now, if I want admins to have the ability to enroll users in courses from the Users interface, I have to select the Categories/View check box for the admin role. Doing so DOES allow the admin to enroll users in courses from the Users interfa...
Add a "Preview Users" feature at the end of the Enrollment Rules area under Edit Online Course
At the end of the Enable Automatic Enrollment area under Edit Online Course, there is a line that states "XX users meet the automatic enrollment rules you have set. XX have an existing enrollment, with XX receiving a new enrollment." It'd be reall...
It would be beneficial to have a preview option for news articles rather than having to create, publish, view in the active portal, go back and edit...and so on. This would be a huge time saver!
Many of our users have "dummy" corporate email addresses which don't actually receive email, but are used for our single sign-on function, so that is the email that needs to appear in Absorb's email field. Each user also has a separate email that ...
In the previous version of the Admin experience, I could click on the Users tab and see the number of active users at my company. With the Admin Refresh version, it's no longer there, or I'm just not finding it. It'd be great to have something lik...
In AE, when editing course, change publish button to save (like A5)
In A5, when you edited a course, the action was clicking a save button. In AE when you edit a course, the action is clicking the publish button. To avoid confusion, can this button be changed back to save?
We use sessions to distinguish specific offerings under generic course titles. People are able to add a Description and change notes to a session so that sub offerings describe how it differs. However, without being able to view the description in...