Introduction to Multi-Part Course-The mechanics of a Multi-Part course

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Video Summary

In this video tutorial, the speaker discusses the business reasons for creating a multi-part course and explains the mechanics of setting up a multi-part. Using an example of a course with 166 modules in English and Dutch, the speaker demonstrates how to create a multi-part course to sell all modules as one product. They explain that by selling one product with all modules included, it is more convenient for users to make a purchase rather than buying each module separately. The speaker shows how to set up a multi-part course by adding existing courses or creating new ones. They also mention that each module can be marked as required or optional for completion. After creating the multi-part courses for both English and Dutch modules, the speaker demonstrates the user's perspective, showing that they now have access to all the modules within the purchased multi-part course. The video concludes by discussing the option to further structure the multi-part course into sections and how that affects the user's experience. Although the video does not explicitly mention any credits or credits granted, it provides valuable information on setting up multi-part courses.

Asset Caption

Basic Concept of Multi-Part Course

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Creation Year 2019

Keywords

multi-part course

modules

selling one product

adding existing courses

user's perspective

KGConcept: Multi-part Course (10)

KGConcept: Child Course (9)

KGConcept: Course Enrollment (9)

KGConcept: Access Control (8)

KGConcept: Course Sales (7)

KGConcept: Course Packaging (8)

KGConcept: Course Hierarchy (8)

KGConcept: Section (6)

KGConcept: Sequencing (7)

KGConcept: Activity (6)

KGConcept: Publishing (7)

KGConcept: Prerequisite (8)

KGConcept: Learner Flow (7)