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E-learning

E-learning is planned as a role-aware learning workspace for courses, learning paths, assignments, assessments, and completion evidence.

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Learning progress

Today's workspace

Focused work

The information and actions appropriate to this module.

Role aware

Platform access follows each person's responsibility.

My Learning entry point
Course and content route surfaces
Learning, quiz, and analytics route surfaces

Illustrative Makerbay E-learning workspace

Product direction

What teams can do with E-learning.

E-learning is planned as a role-aware learning experience. Current application entry points include My Learning, courses, content, learning, quizzes, and analytics routes.

The current route surface establishes the learning experience entry points; course authoring, assessment persistence, and certificate behaviour remain planned.

My Learning entry point
Course and content route surfaces
Learning, quiz, and analytics route surfaces
Planned learning paths, assignments, assessment, and completion evidence

Capabilities

A focused module, connected to the Platform.

Course and lesson management
Learning paths by role or team
Assessments and completion records
Certificates and compliance evidence
Learner progress tracking
Training assignment and reminders

Core concepts

Learning content

Structure courses and lessons so learning teams can publish clear, reusable programmes.

Paths and assignments

Assign learning by role, team, or need while keeping the learner’s work in one place.

Evidence of progress

Capture assessment outcomes, completion, certificates, and compliance records as intended learning evidence.

Intended workflow

  1. Step 1

    Learning administrators structure a course or learning path.

  2. Step 2

    Managers assign the experience to the appropriate learners.

  3. Step 3

    Learners complete content and assessment work.

  4. Step 4

    Managers review intended progress and completion evidence.

Platform-controlled roles

Access follows responsibility.

Organisation administrators set product access.

Learning administrators publish content and manage programmes.

Managers assign learning and review their teams’ progress.

Learners complete the content made available to their role.