Another thing you can enable under course layout is ability for user to search on their home page. When you enable search, we're going to come here. Using John Smith, there's only four courses on the user's home page, so the searching may not be very helpful. But you can still do a search, and if the user has a lot of things on their home page, search will definitely help. In addition to helping users search against a long list of courses on their home page. If, for example, Ernest Hemingway has several courses that is multi-part course, as you can see here, and there's quite a few multi-part course, I can basically say on their home page, I will be able to search for, for example, historical. And then the home page is actually able to search within other multi-part course and fund the child courses, but definitely indicating to the user that this particular match is a part of another multi-part course. So as you can see, enabling search on user's home page not only helps user fund the course against a long list of products that they have entitlement to, it will also allow user to search within a more complicated course, such as a multi-part course. And this deep search in multi-part course will work regardless how deep the multi-part course is. Thank you.

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