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Course Details
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Provides information about the course like the name and WebApp (Learning Platform) URL for the course.
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Shows all owners, collaborators, and content reviewers for this course.
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Export content, edit, replicate (copy), and publish this course from this area.
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Give course access, use the find & replace function, set course configurations, and customize the navigation menu.
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Lesson Outline
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Also known as Table of Contents, you will see the lesson outline. This is where all Lesson Categories and Subcategories live.
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All Lesson Categories must have at least one subcategory.
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Within the Lesson Outline you can build Lesson Categories and Lessons.
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Flashcards
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Flashcard Categories are the structure of all Flashcard content.
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Flashcards have two sides—one with a key term or concept, the other with the definition or explanation.
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Flashcards help learners study content and are typically positioned after Lesson content in the Study Plan. Flashcards on our platform mimic their paper equivalent.
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You can build Flashcard categories in this area.
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Questions
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Question Categories are the structure of all Question content.
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Shows practice and test questions.
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Offers a variety of Answer Types and allows you to connect groups of questions to the same content, called Passages.
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You can build question categories and passages in this area.
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Each question belongs to a category; sub-categories are optional.
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On both BluePrint and the WebApp, Questions appear nested within their categories.
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Tests
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There are two types of tests on our platform: timed and untimed. A timed test is called Full Length Test (FLT) in BluePrint.
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By default, tests are untimed on our platform. However, you can change a test to a full length.
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Untimed tests contain a series of questions, but no sections or breaks.
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Test Questions are not immediately followed by explanations and related lessons. Rather, a learner must complete the entire assessment before viewing answer explanations.
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Study Tasks
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There are two types of study plans: Adaptive and Structured. Within the lesson, we will focus on Structured Study Plans.
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An Adaptive Study Plan orders course content, called Knowledge Sets, based on the user's mastery of the material. To learn more about adaptive study plans, click here.
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A Structured Study Plan is a linear pathway through all course content.
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Structured Study Plan tasks contain either lessons, flashcards, practice questions, or a test.
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Milestones
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Restricts learners from seeing specific content in the learning application until meeting certain criteria.
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Gives course designers more control over how learners consume content.
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Course designers can use Milestones to prevent learners from taking a particular exam until they complete certain lessons, for example.
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Offers positive reinforcement through tracking and achievements
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To learn more about Milestones and to implement them within your tenant, click here.
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Assignments
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Enables learners to create and submit long form responses to a question.
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Based on the assignment’s configuration, learners can submit an assignment to a grader for Feedback or a Grade (score), or self-grade their assignments.
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Assets
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Replicator Log
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Tracks all replications (copies) within the course, from their source to their destination.
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Useful for version control if users need to make changes to a single content piece that appears in multiple courses.
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Once finished, you can view it in the Activity Log.
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Users will also be emailed once their replication is complete.
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Other Tools
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Bulk generate lesson categories, import content, and export study plan content.
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Validate your html content which allows you to detect broken links, missing files and syntax issues.
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To learn more about content validation, click here.
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User Feedback
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Learners can leave feedback on the course and its content via “Report Content Errors” links throughout the course, and it will appear here. (NOTE: There is a character limit of 2048)
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Manage feedback in BluePrint > Course > User Feedback
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User Discussions
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Allows users to leave and reply to public comments within Lessons, Questions, and the Discussions page.
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Discussions are optional and can be turned on and off.
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This section allows you to edit or remove existing discussions.
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Content Validation
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Validate your html content which allows you to detect broken links, missing files and syntax issues. To learn more about content validation click here.
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Contains feedback generated by our platform, not by users of the WebApp.
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Structure Validation
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Reveals issues with the structure of a course.
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Serves as a helpful, final check to your course before it goes live to learners.
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Content Styles
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