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How do I organize the course offerings on the platform?

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Screenshot of a page from the MaxBrain online learning platform in German. A large pink arrow points to a green button labeled "Create Category" in the center of the screen. — 1) To organize your course offerings, you can create categories. Categories are used to group courses by topic and to manage them administratively.\n\n(Note: Based on this structure, you can create various course programs for participants at a later stage.)

A computer screen displays a modal window with the heading "Create New Category," containing a field labeled "Course Offering 1" and a large pink cursor pointing to the green "Save" button. The background interface is in German. — 2) Name the new category.

Screenshot of the MaxBrain platform showing the "Course Offerings 1" section, with options to add a course category or a course offering. A large pink cursor is pointing to the "Add Course Offering" button. — 3) OPTIONAL: You can add as many subcategories as you like to a category. \n(And you can add as many additional subcategories as you like to a subcategory, and so on...)

A screenshot of a German-language online learning platform showing the "Course Offerings" section with a large magenta arrow pointing to the main options for adding a new subcategory or course offering. — 4) This might look something like this. Within each category, you can “Add Course Offerings.”

A computer screen displays a course selection window for "Select Course Type" with the options "E-Learning Module" and "Module" on MaxBrain. A large pink arrow points to the "Next" button. — 5) Select the type of course offering.

A computer screen displays a page from the MaxBrain learning platform in German. A pop-up window prompts the user to select the type of course, with the green "Create" button highlighted by a large pink arrow. — 6) Specify the details of the course template.

Screenshot of a web application showing a course management page in German. A large pink arrow points to a green button labeled "New Course Offering" on the right side of the screen. — 7) OPTIONAL: Once I've created my course offerings, I can group them within a category.\n\n(The difference between a subcategory and a group is that subcategories are easier to link—for example, to Grow target audiences or Analytics—while groups are simply different labels within a category.)

A screenshot of an online learning platform called MaxBrain, showing course categories and a list of seminars. A large pink arrow points down to a seminar labeled "Seminar 1" at the bottom of the list. — 8) The module templates can be moved to the desired group using drag-and-drop (via the three lines on the far left).

Screenshot of an online learning platform showing a list of courses and seminars. The interface features a green header bar with menu options and a sidebar with categories. Four courses and one seminar are displayed in the main area. — 9) A grouped course offering might look something like this, for example.

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Updated on March 25, 2026

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