Edit Navigation

The Navigation menu editor allows Portal Administrators to control which feature icons are available on the LMS Navigation menu, found in the LMS Header.

Feature Overview and Requirements

Changes made on this page will affect all users and it is not currently possible to customize the Navigation menu for specific roles or individuals, although the visibility of some displayed icons will still be restricted by a user’s role and place in the managerial reporting hierarchy. For instance, users who do not have subordinates will not see My People or Approvals, even if they are enabled. Users who do not have roles that support Reports access will likewise be unable to see the Reports option.

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Learn more about the various icons available by reviewing Navigation and the Student/Manager Interface. This document is useful for new customers and for long-term customers who are considering a transition to the responsive interface or are training managers and students how to use the interface. 

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  • Feature Overview and Requirements
  • Step-by-Step and Field Descriptions
  • FAQs

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Step by Step Procedure and Field Description

Control the Display and Order of Entries

  1. From the Administration menu, select Site Management > Edit Navigation.
  2. There are two columns on this page: Hidden Icons and Displayed Icons. By default, all icons are displayed. To hide or display an icon, drag and drop it into the appropriate column.
    Note: Some icons, such as My People, Approvals, and Reports, remain available only users with sufficient rights even when selected to display. Hover over an icon to see a tool tip on its display behavior. 
  3. To reorder the list, drag and drop a Displayed Icon into the desired position within the column.
  4. Click Save.

The Displayed Icons will then appear on the Navigation menu and on the Navigation page in the order selected (left top to right bottom). You may need to refresh your page or clear your cache to see the changes.

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Dynamic Support Icons for Paid Subscribers

For portal administrators with paid user- or enrollment-based subscriptions to the LMS, there are three support-related icons displayed by default on the Navigation menu. They do not appear for non-portal admininstrators. 

  • Chat Support: This link provides access to a chat widget where you can ask quick questions of our ClientCare Team. Chat is currently available between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:30 pm ET. If our agents are engaged with other customers, your submitted question will be noted as a missed chat and will become a support ticket for our team to address as soon as they are available. Chat is primarily designed for quick questions and those requiring more detailed review or technical team attention may be transformed quickly into a ticket for further assessment or assignment to a technical resource.
  • Customer Portal: The customer portal is a window into our Zoho Help Desk application and is available by invitation to the managing portal administrators for paid subscribers. It provides access to submit requests and manage the support tickets submitted for your LMS.
    If you do not already have a Customer Portal account, you can email Support@LatitudeLearning.com to request “Latitude Self-Service Customer Portal” access.
  • Support: This option is a quick link to our web-based support documentation and videos, a great place to look for do-it-yourself first line support and learning about the LMS.

For Managing Portal Administrators who have a number of additional users with a Portal Administrator role for whom they do not wish to allow the ability to manage tickets or contact Latitude directly, you can hide these support icons on this Edit Navigation page. All of these options are available to subscribing portal administrators via other means and our ClientCare team is happy to help you define access to support in the manner that best meets your needs.

Feature Management for Certain Navigation Items

For displayed Navigation items that offer a Feature Management button, like Manage Users and Course Search, you can open up options for configuring the related page for the student and/or manager experience.

Manage Users

If displayed, this allows portal administrators to delegate some User Maintenance features to users with a Location Administrator or Administrator role. By default, all options are set to Show, which means the administrative user can see and view the feature on the Manage Users page. To disable, or hide, an option from the adminstrators, switch the toggle to Hide. For more information about the options available, please refer to Delegating User Management to Administrative Users.

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Course Search

If displayed, portal administrators will be able configure the Course “Type” filters on the Course Search page. They can use “Checked” to set the default types used in a course search. If there are course types that are not used in a portal, such as Classroom or Virtual Classroom courses, the portal admininistrator can toggle the “Show” option off so that this option doesn’t appear for anyone on the Course Search filters. The image below shows Virtual Classroom course types unchecked by default and hidden from the filter list completely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why didn't my SCORM package load?

Please review the requirements in this section to ensure your file is LMS-compliant.

Why are students having problems completing a course?

If your course launches correctly in the LMS, but all or some users are having difficulty getting a successful completion, these are common issues:

  • The LMS window and the course content “launch” window/tab must be open concurrently. If a student closes the LMS window, the SCORM engine cannot properly update score and status.
  • Any interruption in network connectivity while a student is taking the course can interrupt or disconnect communication of status between the LMS and the course.
  • Course configuration in the authoring tool may be problematic:
    • Success/completion factors are not being fully met by the student. Making them aware of the success factors or helping create navigation and workflows that guide them toward full completion can help.
    • The student does not navigate or exit the course in a way that triggers submission of final status or score to the LMS. For instance, if a final “Finish” button submits scores to the LMS but the user simply closes the course window.
    • Publishing settings such as “Report status to LMS as” can cause issues with the LMS and may need to be altered if initial attempts fail. These are the settings that tell the system to report as “Passed/Incomplete”, “Passed/Failed”, “Complete/Incomplete”, etc. Using “Passed/Incomplete” is usually successful.