Update a custom created lesson, course or learning path

Update a custom created lesson, course or learning path


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Applicable Role
  1. Administrators 

Within the Skillibrium Learn platform, organizations have the ability to create and upload their own training resources. These Company-specific Trainings are tailored specifically for your organization and have been uploaded by administrators in your organization. The training resources are accessible only to users within your organization's Skillibrium environment. The custom created training can take the form of a lesson, course or a learning path. Skillibrium administrators in your organization can edit and modify Company-specific trainings. Click here to learn more about the differences between Skillibrium featured trainings and custom created trainings.  

Update a custom created lesson, course or learning path in draft mode.   

Edit a drafted training 

When a training type is initially created, it is saved as a draft by default. Follow the instructions below to edit any training type (lesson, course or learning path):
  1.  Click LEARN from the menu bar and select Training Catalog option.



  2. Use the search or filter feature to select the drafted training.
      

  3.   Click the kebab icon on the training card. 

        

  4.    Click Edit.

         
           
  5.   In the right panel, update the required information for the training. 
          


    Alert Enrollments cannot be added to training types that are currently in the Draft or Archived state.
  6.  Click SAVE CHANGES.
               

           Delete a drafted training 
  1. Click LEARN from the menu bar and select Training Catalog option.
        
  2. Use the search or filter feature to select the drafted training. 
      
  1. Click the kebab icon on the training card. 



  2. Click Delete.


                 5. Click DELETE on the popup to confirm your action. 
                        
                             

Update a custom created lesson, course or learning path in published mode.

            Edit a published training 
  1.  Click LEARN from the menu bar and select Training Catalog option.
       

  2.  Use the search or filter feature to select the published training. 
        

  3.  Click the kebab icon on the training card. 
     
      
     
  4.  Click Edit.

     
        
  5.  In the right panel, update the required information for the training.  

         

  6.  Click SAVE CHANGES
             

  Alternatively, you can also edit the training from the Manage training page (see Manage published training below).
      Delete a published training 
Published training types can only be deleted if there are no enrollments associated with them. If enrollments are present, they must be removed before the training can be deleted. If you wish to delete a training that was published in error and has associated enrollments, we recommend archiving the training to prevent future enrollments, or deleting the enrollments from the training resource if it will not confuse the enrolled users prior to deleting the training item.
  1. Click LEARN from the menu bar and select Training Catalog option.



  2.  Use the search or filter feature to select the published training. 



  3.  Click the kebab icon on the training card.  

      

  4.  Click Delete.

       

  5.  Click DELETE on the popup to confirm your action. 

      
Manage published training
  1.  Click LEARN from the menu bar and select Training Catalog option.

     

  2. Use the search or filter feature to select the published training.
     

  3. Click the kebab icon on the training card.

      

  4. Click Manage training.

      

  5. Click the Edit icon on the details page to edit the training information. 
       
Alert
 Enrollments cannot be added to training types that are currently in the Draft or Archived state.

Administrators can also manage enrollments associated with the published training items 
directly from the details page.
          Share published training
  1.    Click LEARN from the menu bar and select Training Catalog option.
          

  2.    Use the search or filter feature to select the drafted training. 
       

  3.    Click the kebab icon on the training card. 

        

  4.    Click Manage Training.

        

  5.    Click the kebab icon under Training Content.
       

  6.    Select Share.

         

  7.    Select the recipient(s).

        

  8.    Click SHARE

        
     
     Alternatively, you can share the training item by copying its link. 
                              
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