Toggle Specific Courses to be Visible in Catalog when also a part of a Curriculum
It would be beneficial for course bundles to be allowed as tile icon types for easier navigation. Ex: All CRM Courses, ALL Marketing Courses, etc as separate tiles in a container
Allow the catalog and content to be crawlable/searchable (robot.txt)
For companies that sell training who are using Absorb (like us), the fact that entire catalog, course descriptions, etc., are unable to be indexed and searched significantly hinders our customers' ability to "find us". I understand why a company m...
Hi, As our business is international, we'd like to assign certificates to our users in multiple lanuages (Fr, Dutch, German, Spanish) not only English. Is there any way we can upload the certificate in multiple languages on the LMS and assign them...
Hello,Course evaluation is an "extra" effort we ask learners to do. It would be great if, after evaluating the course, they could receive an automated email (customizable) to thank them for leaving a rating and clarify that they may not get an ans...
Can we add a dropdown or search option for a user to select their department when signing up for a new account? I know there is the enrollment key but that isn't the most user-friendly way to signup. Most of our departments don't have an Admin to ...
Adding a notification feature for when global resources are updated in Absorb LMS (Learning Management System) on a regular basis, whether it's monthly or quarterly, can offer several benefits: Timely Updates: Users can stay informed about the lat...
Change the first "Enroll" button in ILC's to "Like" or "Interested"
We have countless users that because they can see the date and time (either in marketing or by clicking on the first 'enroll' button) think that they have actually enrolled in the class. This results in extra people often showing up to class (unex...
Course Uploads need to be able to be part of the Chapters course objects and not just at the end since you may have multiple and each specific to a chapter
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