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Note: Training courses
and curricula have three
aendance permissions:
Enrolled: A learner whom a
Training Manager placed in a
course or curriculum.
Denied: A user who is
denied access to a course or
curriculum.
Pending Approval: A
user awaiting approval
from a Training Manager
for a particular course or
curriculum.
Creating and managing an eLearning course
Understanding training courses
The Adobe Connect for eLearning solution consists of courses, curricula, and virtual classrooms.
In Adobe Connect, you are able to:
• Specify course start and end date
• Invite and register participants
• Send notifications and reminders
• Track student statistics
• Generate detailed reports on learners, courses, and results
• Place the course in a curriculum with other learning items
• Bring presentations into virtual classrooms and track quiz results
• Train a number of concurrent learners (the number is set by the type of license you have)
There are three main elements to Adobe Connect for eLearning:
CoursesContains any items from the Content Library
• Can be administered independently or as part of a curriculum or virtual classroom
• Can generate reports to track the learning progress of learners and restrict the number of attempts that
learners have to complete the course
• Have a resume function that allows learners to view part of the course, close the course, and open it
later in the same spot where they left off
Curricula
• A group of courses, meetings, and classrooms designed to move learners along a particular learning
path
• Consists primarily of asynchronous courses but can include other items such as live training sessions
• Can assign prerequisites, tests, and completion requirements
• Can generate reports to track the learning progress of learners
Virtual Classrooms
• Added to curricula
• There are three access levels:
• Enrolled learners only
• Enrolled learners and accepted guests
• Anyone that has the URL
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