Workflow
Here are the steps for using the enhanced Compliance Dashboard:
Role | Task | Additional Information |
---|---|---|
Admin | Create custom compliance labels | Refer to this article Create custom compliance labels for more information |
Author | Add these labels to the course | Refer to this article Add compliance labels to course/learning path/certification for more information. |
Admin | Create the dashboard with the compliance course and share it with managers | Refer to this article Create and share a compliance dashboard for more information. |
Manager | View the compliance dashboard | Refer to this article Compliance status for more information |
Learner user interface revamp
The Learner UI has been updated with a more elegant and modern design. The Learner Home, My Learning, Catalog, and Course Overview landing pages are getting a new and modern look. Course cards also have a new design to display details in a modern way. Hovering over a course card shows the course description and publication date.
Old user interface
New user interface
What is changing in this release
Modernize look and feel
The new refreshed visual elements align with modern design trends, making the product look intuitive and appealing. This includes a new masthead, side panel, and modern-looking widgets.
Enhanced user experience
Learners will now view a similar card view on the following pages: Homepage , Catalog, My Learning, and Course Overview pages offering a unified experience.
View Learner home page for more information.
Changes to course publication dates
With this enhancement, the publish dates for LinkedIn and Go1 courses imported into Adobe Learning Manager will be the actual publish dates on LinkedIn and Go1. You can view the actual published dates for the LinkedIn and Go1 courses on the user interface as well. View Course cards for more information.
Updates to non-logged in experience
The non-logged-in experience allows you to create a real-time experience for non-logged in customers. This serves as a landing page for their marketing campaigns, providing enough information to encourage sign-ups.
What’s changing in this release
Customers can purchase a premium plan to build this highly scalable non-logged-in experiences. This non-logged experience, powered by the Training Data Access, provides real-time data on seat limits, seats occupied, waitlist limits, and waitlist counts using Adobe Learning Manager APIs. Customers can use these APIs to offer non-logged-in learners search and filter capabilities and a complete course summary. Refer to this article Non-logged-in APIs for more information about the APIs.
Support for multiple Stock Keeping Units (SKUs)
Learners can now add several courses, learning paths, or certifications to the cart and purchase them together.
What’s changing in the release
Previously, learners could only buy one course at a time. In this release of Adobe Learning Manager, they can purchase multiple courses, learning paths, or certifications at once using cart.
This feature is available only in the learner apps (existing UI, new learner UI, and mobile immersive app).
HTML5 content support in Fluidic Player
Adobe Learning Manager now supports uploading HTML5 content as a .zip file to the content library. Once uploaded, these files can be included as modules in a course. Also, authors can define the completion criteria for self-paced HTML5 modules, allowing either learner-marked completion or automatic completion upon launch.