Curriculums are built in BluePrint.  To enable curriculums in the Learning application, toggle the Curriculums feature ON at the desired course via Configuration module in BluePrint. Click here to learn how to enable the feature access.

A user with a custom role containing the following permissions can access BluePrint to manage curriculums:

• Create curriculums 
• Read curriculums 
• Update curriculums 
• Delete curriculums 

Once an appropriate role has been assigned to you, you will see Curriculums on BluePrint’s left-hand navigation module. 

The Curriculums page displays all curriculums created by you.

This page includes the following:

• Curriculum ID
• Curriculum Name 
• Course Name 
• Status - either Draft or Assigned 
• Date Assigned 
• Learner Count
• Avg Progress 
• Instructor 
• Actions - clicking on the pencil icon will allow you to edit a curriculum

Use the search bar to locate a specific curriculum by ID or name. 
Use the Course Name dropdown to filter curriculums created for a specific course. 

 

Creating a Curriculum

To create a curriculum follow these steps: 

1. In BluePrint, click on Curriculums on the left-hand side.
2. Select the Create Curriculum button. 
   
3. On the New Curriculum page, fill out the following information:
   1. Course Name (required) - pick a course you would like to create a curriculum for.    
      1. Only courses with Curriculum feature access enabled will be displayed. The dropdown excludes courses with milestones.  
   2. Curriculum Name (required) - name of the curriculum displayed to learners within the Learning Application. 
   3. Curriculum Description (optional) - description of the curriculum displayed to learners within the Learning Application. 
   4. Role Scope Context - The scope of the custom role containing the curriculum creation permissions determine the options shown in this dropdown menu. Select the appropriate context to pick desired learners you would like to assign this curriculum to.
   5. Assign Learners - This page lists all valid learners of the selected context (ie branch) as well as children branches (if any), that have an active enrollment. Select the checkbox next to each learner you would like to assign this curriculum.  You can also narrow your search by selecting an appropriate branch or group (if applicable) to display desired learners and make your selection from the provided list.  NOTE: If access is provided via a branch plan the learner must log in and access the course to activate their enrollment and appear to be added to the curriculum. If access is provided via a voucher, the learner will appear to be added to the curriculum without needing to access the course first.
   6. If you are not ready to assign users yet, skip this step without selecting any users. You can return back to this curriculum to assign users later by editing the curriculum. 
4. Once ready, select Next to proceed to the Select Study Tasks step. After moving to the next screen you will not be able to update the Course Name or Role Scope Context fields - these selections are locked in as you continue to configure this curriculum. This curriculum is saved as a draft even if you exit the curriculum creation wizard. 
5. On the Select Study Tasks page, the Available Tasks section on the left hand side lists all Study Tasks in the course’s Structured Study Plan.  
   Use the Filter button to search Study Tasks by keyword or filter them by content type or time. 
   The icon to the left of each task name indicates the type of Study Task it is (lessons, flashcards, etc.), and selecting the eye icon to the right of the task name will provide high-level information about the task. 
   
   1. Click the + icon next to the desired study task to move the tasks from Available to Selected Tasks section. You can also drag and drop the tasks into the Selected Tasks section.  
   2. To remove a task from the curriculum, either drag and drop the task into the left column, or select the - icon next to the task name.
      You can drag and drop individual tasks within the Selected Tasks section to easily rearrange the order. 
      
6. Select Manage Dates if you would like to specify Release and Completion dates for Selected Tasks.
   1. Release Date - determines when learners can access a study task via the curriculum. 
   2. Completion Date - suggested target date for learners to finish a study task. 
      You can specify dates for individual tasks or select 1 date forall. Tasks with set dates will be indicated by a filled out calendar icon. Hover over the icon to see the details:
      
7. Select Next to move to the Review and Finalize step. Review the details and when ready, click on the Assign button to release the curriculum you created! 
   

If you don’t want students to see the curriculum yet, skip this step by clicking Cancel or navigating away from the page. The curriculum will be saved as a draft and accessible via Curriculums page in BluePrint. When you’re ready to assign the curriculum, edit the curriculum and select the Assign button on the Review and Finalize step. 

Editing a Curriculum 

To edit a curriculum follow these steps: 

1. In BluePrint, click on Curriculums on the left-hand side.
2. Select the pencil icon next to the curriculum you’d like to work with or click on the Curriculum Name and click on the Edit button.
3. The editing process will take you through all three original curriculum creation steps - navigate to the page you would like to edit by selecting the appropriate step in the creation process. 
   1. On the Set Up & Assign Learners page, edit the curriculum’s name or description or add/remove learners from the curriculum. You will not be able to change the course the curriculum is part of or update the Role Scope Context.
   2. On the Select Study Tasks page, add or remove Study Tasks from the curriculum (see step 5 from Creating a Curriculum section above) or rearrange the order of the Study tasks. 
   3. On the Review & Finalize step, review your changes and select Update to update the curriculum. 

Deleting a Curriculum

To delete a curriculum follow these steps: 

1. In BluePrint, click on Curriculums on the left-hand side.
2. Click on the Curriculum Name you would like to work with.
3. Review the Curriculum Details sections on the left-hand side and when ready, click on the Delete button to remove the curriculum. 
   

Deleting the curriculum will remove it from the learner’s curriculums page. Learners will still be able to access the Study Tasks that were part of this curriculum via the Structured Study Plan.
 

Managing a Curriculum 

Once a Curriculum has been drafted or created you can view additional details by clicking on a Curriculum Name from the Curriculums Page. 

 

The Curriculum Details page displays:

• Curriculum ID
• Curriculum Status - either Draft or Assigned 
• Date Assigned 
• Avg Progress 
• Instructor 
• Associated Content Package
• Curriculum Description 
  

Navigate to Study Tasks or Learners on the left-hand side, to see the details of this curriculum. 

The Study Tasks tab displays all study tasks that have been added to the curriculum, the Content Type, Knowledge Points of each task, and Release & Completion Dates (if set). 

Click the Assign Tasks button if you would like to add/remove study tasks.  Then, select Next to navigate to Review & Finalize curriculum step and click Update to assign the updated curriculum. 

 

The Learners tab displays all learners assigned to this curriculum, their progress within each Study Task, the Practice & Test % Scores, as well as Start, Completion and Last Active dates. 

Click the Edit button if you would like to add/remove learners. Then, select Next to navigate to Assign Study Tasks step, then select Next to navigate to Review & Finalize curriculum step and click Update to assign the updated curriculum. 

 

To view more specific information about a learner’s progress within the curriculum, select that learner’s name to access Console (NOTE: you have to have a custom role with appropriate console permissions). Then, select the Impersonate button in the upper right-hand corner. While impersonating the user, go to the Study Plan section of the applicable course and select the Curriculum tab.

Impersonating a student will show you exactly how many Study Tasks they have completed in the curriculum, as well as which Study Tasks are complete, incomplete, and not started.