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Status Low Probability of Delivery
Categories Admin Experience
Created by Guest
Created on Dec 14, 2021

Auto enroll learner in all courses within a curriculum

It would be nice to have the option to automatically enroll a learner in every course that is included in a particularly curriculum. As it is right now, we have to enroll the learner in the curriculum, then each individual course as well, which is quite an administrative burden.

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  • Guest
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    Apr 14, 2022

    We use the post-enrollment on enrollment with 0 delay method to accomplish this.

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  • Guest
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    Mar 1, 2022

    I know this is an older post and its already labeled as unlikely to implement but like Drew Klassen mentioned you basically need to create a Bundle to accomplish what you are asking.

  • Guest
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    Dec 31, 2021

    Drew, thank you so much for this suggestion! This is a huge help. This limitation has been a frustration for me and my admins for a long time.

  • Guest
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    Dec 30, 2021

    To accomplish this, I set Post Enrollment Rules on my curriculum to enroll in the courses contained within at time of (curriculum) enrollment at 0 days. You can do them individually there, or make a course bundle, and Post Enroll to the one bundle.

  • Guest
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    Dec 30, 2021

    When I first started trialing Absorb LMS, I thought it was odd that users basically had to enroll in a course "twice", but Paul's explanation makes total sense.

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    Paul Gheran
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    Dec 29, 2021

    Clients typically use the variation of completion requirements in Absorb curricula because there is an 'optional' component to the completion such as minimum credits/courses. In those cases enrolling into all content isn't appropriate, and there are other cases like "the Course is also available outside the curriculum", or "the Course is included in multiple curricula" that make matching the expectations on this feature very difficult. It is a good idea, but we have a lot planned for the 2022 roadmap already that makes us unlikely to be able to devote the attention needed to get this one right.