Configuration Options on User Home Page-2 - Ability to favorite, share, and rate the course

Video Transcription

So, in addition to ability to control the cover image, the default coverage image, I should say, you can also control if the user can favorite their courses, read the course, or share a course.  So, with all of them turned on, we'll come over here, we'll show that you can favorite something, you can click into a course, and you can share it, and you can also rate it.  So, a few things. First, is that ability to rate a course is only available after the user has finished the course. The idea is you cannot honestly rate a course if you don't actually finish the course.  And when someone favorites, they can basically toggle on their homepage to only look at the favorite one. What we're going to do now is we're going to turn them off.  And then you will see that the ability to favorite or to rate or share is no longer there. Keep in mind that when you enable these features, the ability to favorite a course is available to the user for courses that they have not yet finished as well.  The idea here is we want the user to be able to add something as a favorite so that later on they can say, hey, what did I favorite? And then they can buy the course that they favorited. Thank you.

Video Summary

The system allows users to control features like favoriting, rating, and sharing courses. Users can mark courses as favorites even if they haven't finished them, helping them easily access and purchase favorited courses later. However, rating a course is only enabled after completion to ensure genuine reviews. With all features activated, users can efficiently manage and track their course preferences on a dedicated homepage. Disabling these settings removes these options, simplifying the interface.

Keywords

course management

user preferences

favoriting

rating

interface simplification