Add e-learning courses

How do I add an e-learning course to a module?

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Screenshot of the user interface of the MaxBrain online learning platform, showing the "Content" section. A large pink arrow points to the "Intro" tab in the sidebar. A welcome message is displayed in the main area. — 1) (Note: It is also possible to create standalone e-learning modules without an additional learning path on the platform.)

A screenshot of the MaxBrain platform shows a pop-up window with the heading "New Section" and six section options, including "E-Learning Section," which is highlighted in the center by a large pink arrow. — 2) To do this, create a new e-learning section.

A screenshot of the MaxBrain learning platform shows a pop-up window titled "New E-Learning Section." A large pink arrow points to the "Cancel" button in the pop-up window. — 3) Give the section the desired name.

A screenshot of a learning management system's interface shows options for uploading e-learning content. A large pink arrow points to green buttons labeled "Upload e-learning from file" and "Upload e-learning link." — 4) Import the desired e-learning course as a SCORM file (.zip).

Screenshot of an e-learning platform showing a course dashboard. The "Course Materials and Notes" tab is highlighted, and an upload menu with options to upload files or create folders is open. — 5) In addition to the e-learning file, other materials can be included. For example, a handout can summarize the key points to make it easier to look up information.

A screenshot of the MaxBrain e-learning platform shows an open course folder containing a list of materials, including a PDF file. A large magenta arrow points to the "Download" button for the PDF file. — 6) Don't forget to publish the whole thing for the participants.

7) The course can be started from the participant view.

8) Here's an example of what an embedded e-learning module looks like on our learning platform. \n\nDigital learning—interactive elements, presented in a sleek, modern way!

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Updated on March 25, 2026

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