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Courses, runs and the content bank

Create a program, start a delivery run and reuse your school's course materials.

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Getting started

  1. Open Courses, create a program and choose its subject.
  2. Add sections, lessons, materials and tasks. Check the learner preview; author test runs do not create learner attempts.
  3. Create a run for a group or individual learners. Choose its pace, instructors, release dates and progression rule.
  4. Review readiness and publish the run. Learners use their own enrollment and teachers review work they may access.

Shared programs and independent copies

Saved edits to a shared program appear in its runs. Started work keeps its original instructions, answer keys and assessment rules.

In Content Bank, preview a course or lesson before making an independent copy. A course becomes its own program and draft run in the selected branch; a lesson is added to a shared program section. Changes to a copy do not update the bank.

Results and certificates

Unlocking the next lesson and passing required work are separate conditions. Certificates wait for requirements and final review. A public course link does not enroll a learner or save their answers.

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