The Multiple Enrollment feature in Adobe Learning Manager.
Unlock the full potential of your Adobe Learning Manager with our comprehensive guide on “multiple enrollment.” This feature empowers learners to enroll in a course multiple times, provided the course offers multiple instances. Each enrollment tracks progress independently, ensuring a customized learning journey. To enable this, switch from learner to author, access the course settings, and activate “multiple enrollment” under instance configuration. Remember, this setting is permanent once published. By leveraging this feature, you can offer more flexibility and tailored learning experiences, enhancing your training programs.
Setting up multiple instances is straightforward. In your author role, navigate to the instances tab under the course overview. Add new instances to facilitate multiple enrollments seamlessly. For a learner, this means they can easily view and select from available instances, allowing them to enroll in various sessions of the same course. This flexibility ensures that learners can engage with the material in different contexts or times, maximizing the benefits of your Adobe Learning Manager. Stay ahead with our weekly videos, designed to help you make the most of your learning management system. Join us at Envolvemedia for expert tips and tutorials. Enhance your e-learning environment today with “multiple enrollment.”
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