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Courses Overview

Clients on Automation Software Courses Overview

Clients on Automation Software Courses have undergone updates that provide enhanced functionality for you and your customers. This feature allows you to create, organize, and showcase courses to your audience effectively.

Course Features and Utilization

Course Modules

  • Modules serve as containers for your course content, allowing multiple lessons to be added.
  • You can organize modules using the Unit feature to group related content.
  • For guidance, refer to How to Add Course Modules, Lessons, and Units.
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Members

View and manage all users enrolled in your course.

  • Features in the Members Section:
    • Resend Email: Send a membership confirmation email with login credentials.
    • Cart Icon: View the product(s) owned by a member.
    • Add Member: Allows you to add a member manually.
    • Edit (Pen and Notepad Button): Update member details such as:
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Course Settings

The Settings section lets you configure essential course details:

  1. Course Name and Slug: Customize your course title and URL.
  2. Header and Footer: Enable this to display custom headers and footers in your course.
  3. Course Products: Add products globally for course access. Learn more about Course Access Levels.
  4. Upload Login Page Logo: Upload a logo here for your course login page.
  5. Force Completion:
    • Locks lessons inside a module until the current lesson is marked as complete.
    • If you prefer to use a custom button instead of the system-generated one, follow the steps in Force Module Completion.
  6. Welcome/Dashboard Page: Redirect all course users to a welcome page upon login. The template for this can be customized under Default Settings.
  7. Require Login: If enabled, your members must login before accessing your content. If disabled, you can share free public courses without a login required, and member activity tracking is disabled.
  8. Share Course:
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Default Pages

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These features help you create structured, user-friendly courses while offering flexibility and control over the user experience.

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