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Courses & Modules

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Courses & Modules

Now that you understand Curriculums and Pathways, let's explore Courses and Modules, the building blocks for your educational content.

Courses 101

A Course represents a structured learning experience focused on a particular subject. It can belong to a Pathway or directly to a Curriculum.

Why Courses Are Awesome

  • Granular Structure: Easy to list modules, resources, and assessments.

  • AI-Enabled: Mark the AIEnabled field to unlock auto-grading and personalized feedback.

  • Pre-req Logic: Guide learners through an ordered journey by requiring prior courses.

Creating a Course

  1. Navigate to Courses & Modules tab.

  2. Click “New Course.”

  3. Enter:

    • Name: A course name.

    • Type: General, Online, Blended or Classroom.

    • AI Enabled: (Optional) Enable course for AI.

    • Description: A detailed description of your course.

    • Sequence: Specify the numerical order for this course within the pathway or curriculum.

    • Learning Curriculum: (Optional) Select the associated Learning Curriculum.

    • Learning Pathway: (Optional) Select the associated Learning Pathway.

    • Learning Activity Definition ID: (Optional) Associate this course with activity data.

    • EC Learning Course ID: (Optional) Salesforce Education Cloud reference if needed.

  4. Click "Save".

Modules: The Sub-Units

Modules subdivide Courses into focused topics or lessons. They:

  • May also be AI Enabled.

  • Can contain their own Resources, Assessments, etc.

  • Provide a streamlined approach for chunking learning.

Creating a Module

  1. From the Course Details page, locate the related Modules list.

  2. Click “New Module.”

  3. Enter:

    • Name: e.g., “Module 1: Intro to Marketing”.

    • Type: General, Online, Blended or Classroom.

    • AI Enabled: (Optional) Enable module for AI..

    • Description: A detailed description of your module.

    • Sequence: Specify the numerical order for this module within the course.

    • Learning Course: Select the associated Learning Course.

    • Learning Activity Definition ID: (Optional) Associate this module with activity data.

  4. Click "Save".

Tip: If you want consistent AI-based analyses, ensure each Module you want analyzed is AIEnabled.

Updating & Deleting

  • Courses: Edit or delete from the course details page.

  • Modules: Edit or delete from the module details page.

Putting It All Together

By now, you can:

  • Create a Course in minutes.

  • Add Modules to structure learning content.

  • Use prerequisites to ensure a logical flow.

Next: We’ll look at Pedagogies & Objectives to integrate powerful instructional theories (Bloom’s, SOLO, etc.) directly into your courses!