This article serves as an introductory guide for your team to LearnWorlds. It provides valuable insights into the key features and tools available within your school's plan, aiming to streamline their journey and make it more efficient and less time-consuming.
User Roles and Permissions
Before continuing to the most technical aspects of LearnWorlds, it is helpful to understand the different User Roles. There are four Role Levels to structure your team’s hierarchy:
Admin Roles | Instructor Roles | Reporter Roles | Manager Roles |
Admin, Developer, Website Designer, Mobile Manager, Marketer, Customer Support, Financial Manager, Affiliate Manager, Community Manager | Course Creator, Instructor, Assistant Instructor | Segment Reporter, Segment Manager | User Group Manager, Seat Manager, Community Space Manager |
Here are the distinctions among the features associated with user roles, as well as the creation and assignment of these roles per plan:
Starter | Pro Trainer | Learning Center | High Volume | |
Create Custom Roles | ❌ | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Assign Predefined Roles | ❌ | ❌ | ✔️ | ✔️ |
Admin/Instructor /Reporters | 1 Admin | 5 Admins/Instructors | 25 Admins /Instructors/ Reporters | Custom |
User Group Managers/ Seat Managers | ❌ | ❌ | 10 | Custom |
Every LearnWorlds school must have at least one admin account. Instructors, Reporters, and Seat Managers are optional, depending on your school’s plan.
User role level (Learner)
Admin role level → Admins have full access to all or some areas of the platform.
Instructor role level → Instructors have access to specific platform areas but limit the displayed data only to those related to the selected courses.
Reporter role level → Reporters have access to specific platform areas but limit the displayed data only to those related to the selected reporting segments.
Manager role level → Managers have access to specific areas of the platform but limit the displayed data only to those related to the user group or seat management system.
With Multiple Schools, we offer an additional layer of access for admins in an organization:
Organization owner: The admin who creates the first school of the organization (a cluster of schools).
- Creates/Clones/Deletes Schools
- Creates Super Admins (with specific permissions)
Super admin: A user created by the organization owner with specific permissions within the organization and at least one assigned school. A Super Admin is simultaneously the LearnWorlds Admin of the individual schools that are assigned to them, meaning they have full authoring access to their assigned schools.
- Sees their assigned schools in the Multiple Schools Dashboard.
- Creates/Clones/Deletes schools (if they have the specific permissions)
Learn more about the differences between Organization owners and Super admins in this article.
Create the Website - Website Builder
You can confidently build a beautiful and high-performing website, with no coding or designing skills necessary, to skyrocket your business!
This article provides additional details to help your team learn about creating, editing, and managing your pages effectively.
Courses
Your courses are the heart of your school and play an important role in the success of your online business. Your team may need to know how to create and edit courses and course content.
1. You can create a course from the Courses tab on your left sideform. You can find out more information in this article.
2. Courses can have different statuses based on your needs; they can be set as Paid, Draft, Coming Soon, Free, or Private. This article provides more information about the different types of courses for your school.
3. After the course is created, fill it in with your content. Your courses can be separated into sections that include your activities. You can use many different types of activities, such as Videos, E-books, PDFs, Assessments, SCORMs, etc.
Learning Programs
Learning Programs help you organize your educational content into structured learning paths, combining multiple courses under a single umbrella. They are ideal for guiding learners through a series of topics, certifications, or role-based training journeys.
You can create a Learning Program from the left-side menu under Courses & programs → Learning Program. Click Create Program and follow the step-by-step setup process. Each Learning Program can include one or more existing courses.
You can use Learning Programs for employee onboarding, customer training paths, certifications, or product academies.
Reporting
An important part of your school is your Reports since they can help you monitor your school. Your team may be able to export reports, depending on their user role/permissions. Here are the different reports available:
You can create your school's reports, check your user's progress, create user segments, monitor course insights, schedule reports, and check the Reports log. | |
Exams | Gradebook, Certifications, Review Center |
Sales Reports | Orders, Product revenues, Instructor revenues, Canceled Sales. |
Activity logs | Events → You can monitor what is happening within your school and search for specific activities. Emails → You can locate all the emails that have been sent from your school. Users action→ You can find a record of your Bulk actions log |
Troubleshooting
Following the launch, your team might encounter the need to troubleshoot users' problems, so an invaluable capability is the ability to "Log in as this user" (available in the Learning Center plan or higher). In this article, you can delve into the details of how to access a user's account and address issues effectively.
Tips:
- Make sure users are aware of this action and that you have their consent.
- You can also create a test user to identify any issues from your perspective.