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How to add a course catalogue section (course cards)

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The Course Catalogue allows you to showcase a concise overview of your courses, including details such as the course title, image, description, author, pricing, and more. It also enables users to enroll in or access courses directly. Additionally, the catalogue can be filtered to display specific content based on category, certificate availability, author, and more.


Add course cards

The Course Catalogue can be added to any page of your school so users can easily compare courses, bundles, and subscriptions and choose the one that best suits their needs. By default, a system Courses page is included in all schools. 


1. Click on Website Design  Edit Website.

2. Choose any page to edit from the Page Manager.

3. Hover over the page and click on +Add Section.

4. Select Course Catalogue under the Courses Course Catalogue. Select Add to insert the preferred section, or choose Fill with AI. When using Fill with AI, a dialog box will appear, allowing you to provide instructions to further customize the selected section.

5. Click Savto save changes on the page.


 The Course Catalogue templates do not display Private or Draft courses, as these course types remain unlisted/unpublished. Private courses are visible only to users who are enrolled in them.

Edit course cards 

1. Hover over the section and click on Edit cards to use the default settings, or click on the AI Edit option for the dialogue box to appear. 2. When using Edit Cards, the edit sideform appears. Configure the section settings to match your needs, including the displayed courses, number of cards loaded, on-click actions for enrolled or unenrolled users, card appearance, filters, and more.

3. Click Savto save changes on the page. 


  • When configuring settings, changes appear live in editing mode so you can preview the final look. This is a user-based experience, meaning that as an admin, what you see depends on your account and course access. To test the final user experience, create a test user account.
  • To change the order of your courses in the Course Cards, click here.
  • Check how to customize the Course Cards content and elements (course image, title etc) here. Course Cards content is interactive and automatically adjusts based on changes made in the course settings. 
  • If you are using licenses or gifts, the corresponding buttons will appear under to your enrollment buttons.
  • The My Courses option in the Catalogue Configuration shows the courses a student is enrolled in. The order is determined for each user based on the last visited course.
  • Users can search based on course titles and course descriptions in the search bar.

Configure enrollment buttons

The Course Catalogue section features attention-grabbing automatic enrollment buttons that appeal to potential buyers. For more instructions on configuring payment flows, click here.


With the When clicked setting, you can define where course card buttons direct users. Different flows can be configured for enrolled and non-enrolled users. For example, non-enrolled users can be directed to the payment page, while enrolled users can be taken directly to the course player. 


You can set up a coupon which will automatically apply to all products in your Course Catalogue section. Users won’t need to enter a code on the payment page, as the discount will be applied automatically, ensuring a consistent promotion across your entire school and all courses. 


1. Create a coupon applied to all courses.

2. Set up the When clicked action for not enrolled users to Go to checkout Apply coupon (choose the coupon).

The button label changes from Enroll/Add to card to Continue once a user is enrolled. This ensures that learners no longer see the enrollment option for products they already have access to and are instead guided to continue their learning journey.

 All interface texts can be edited via the Site Language.


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