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1) You can create categories to structure your own course offerings. Categories are used for the thematic organization of the courses offered and for their administrative management (Info: This structure can be used to create different course programs for participants at a later stage).
1) You can create categories to structure your own course offerings. Categories are used for the thematic organization of the courses offered and for their administrative management. (Info: This structure can be used to create different course programs for participants at a later stage).
2) Give the new category a name.
2) Give the new category a name.
3) OPTIONAL: Any number of subcategories can be added to a category. (And any number of further subcategories can be added to a subcategory and so on...)
3) OPTIONAL: Any number of subcategories can be added to a category. (And any number of further subcategories can be added to a subcategory and so on...)
4) This can then look like this, for example. Within the categories you can 'add course offers'.
4) This can then look like this, for example. Within the categories you can 'add course offers'.
5) Select the type of course offered.
5) Select the type of course offered.
6) Determine the details of the module template.
6) Determine the details of the module template.
7) OPTIONAL: Once I have created my course offerings, they can be grouped within a category (the difference between a subcategory and a group is that subcategories are more linkable, for example with Grow target groups or Analytics - groups are simply different labels within a category).
7) OPTIONAL: Once I have created my course offerings, they can be grouped within a category. (The difference between a subcategory and a group is that subcategories are easier to link to, for example, Grow audiences or Analytics - groups are simply different labels within a category).
8) The module templates can be moved to the desired group using drag & drop (via the three lines on the far left).
8) The module templates can be moved to the desired group using drag & drop (via the three lines on the far left).
9) A grouped course offer can then look like this, for example.
9) A grouped course offer can then look like this, for example.
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Updated on November 24, 2023

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