When importing LinkedIn courses to the catalog the time to completion is not carried over. It is visible when you look at the courses on the admin side under LinkedIn Learning, but not in the catalog. Having to manually add is tedious.
I want to allocate a specific admin role to a user based on how they answered a custom field question on an enrollment key. My use case is: I have users self-creating accounts using enrollment keys. In that enrollment key, they are required to pic...
Course Bundles should keep all courses together like a learning plan
Course Bundles should keep all the courses together once enrolled, instead of separating them. This will make it easier for learners to access the courses and keep them organized in their My Courses tile.
Improve learner experience and navigation by adding back button on Transcript, Inbox and FAQ
If I navigate to the Transcript, Inbox, or FAQ page from the dashboard, there is no “back” button to take me back to the dashboard. I know there are other ways to get to it but an in your face type button would be a better experience.
Since the system is already tracking who is enrolled in the sessions, it would be great if Absorb could easily allow the instructor to print a sign in sheet. I find that even when running virtual sessions, the instructor may be juggling too many t...
Allow admins to view course enrollment details avail in the "edit enrollment" without modify permissions.
As best I can tell, if you have a course with 10 objects, the only way to see which objects are/are not complete, and the details on the objects, is to have the role "modify" enrollments enabled. How can an admin see this detail without being able...
In the Assessment section of a course, the options are multiple choice and text. For the Text option in order to get it marked correct users must get the answer word for word. It would be nice if there was an open response option in which reviewer...
View all translated content when you change your language.
It would be a great customer experience when you changed your language to see ALL the translated content in that selected language. For example, if you select a different language from English, you will still see the course evaluations, FAQs, etc....
The ability to un-enroll from an ILC Course would enable learners to change their mind not only at the session level but the course level as well without the need for administrative intervention
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