Readily accessible course content is one of the reasons you want an LMS. Adding courses is easy, if the required data is available when you start. Here are some things to prepare and consider before you start.
You can establish course codes in any manner you wish. Having a coding or naming plan upfront can help make the process more efficient.
Before adding courses, you’ll need to have your organization structure established. Courses are tied to Business Units. Make sure you have any additional Business Units (BU)set up prior to starting so that you can add them to each course, as desired. Although you can add new BUs at any time, it’s easier to add them at the same time. Knowing which BUs need which courses ahead of time is very helpful.
Take time to think about some key configuration points:
One of the only things that cannot be changed after course creation is the Delivery Method. You can edit most other setting any time after the course is established.
What happens next?
After saving, tabs associated with the course delivery type will become available. These are covered in the delivery method-specific standalone documents. These shown below are the standard tabs provided after saving any type of course.