Scheduling Training with a Class, Subscription or Course Assignment
- 25 Sep 2024
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Scheduling Training with a Class, Subscription or Course Assignment
- Updated on 25 Sep 2024
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Two different types of training modes are designed to be used in the TMS: Instructor led training or Self-Paced training. Classes are used to schedule instructor led meeting sessions. Subscriptions and Course Assignments are used to schedule self-paced training.
A class allows you to select the days and times of your Class Sessions, add an instructor, enroll multiple students and assign physical or virtual classrooms. 1
Class - used to schedule an instructor-led meeting for multiple students with access to course activities and resources.
Labs and other course activities (videos, links, assessments, etc.) can be accessed by students at the time the class is scheduled to begin
Post class access for most course content is 180 days
Students' labs can be monitored by instructors through the class
Resources added to a course are available to students once their Enrollment Status is marked Enrolled; access to resources is not tied to class sessions can be accessed at any time
Course Assignment - set up for one student to give access to a course's activities and resources.
Course is taken as self-paced training
Labs and other course activities (videos, links, assessments, etc.) can be accessed when created
Access usually expires in 180 days from creation of the assignment
Is not designed to be supervised by an instructor
Does not have a classroom (physical or virtual)
Subscription - set up as a template to assign a set of courses to students for a specified length of time
A Subscription profile is set up as a template containing the courses, length of subscription, and other details
A subscription based on the profile is assigned to a student
Any courses in the subscription can be taken any number of times while the subscription is active
Courses are taken as self-paced training
Student accesses courses within a catalog
Labs and other course activities (videos, links, assessments, etc.) can be accessed when self assigned from the catalog as a course assignment
Access usually expires in 180 days from creation of the subscription
Training Options Features | Class | Course Assignment | Subscription |
|---|---|---|---|
Instructor-led training | Yes | No | No |
Multiple students meet together | Yes | No | No |
Session dates and times | Yes | No | No |
Virtual or physical classroom | Yes | No | No |
Surveys | Yes | No | No |
Associated Skillable TMS course and its activities | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Immediate student access to the course's content | No | Yes | Yes |
Student access to the course's content begins with first scheduled class session | Yes | No | No |
180 days student access to most labs | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Instructor monitoring of labs 2 | Yes | No | No |
Automatic notifications 3 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Training key to add training for student(s) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
1 Adobe Connect virtual classroom access requires a signed contract with Adobe Connect before access is granted. If you have a different virtual classroom provider, please review Integrating Virtual Meeting Provider .
2 The standard Instructor role does not permit a user to monitor course assignments. Course Assignments can be monitored by Operations Managers or by an instructor if organization management is assigned with the Instructor role. This gives the instructor administrative access to all the organization's data.
3 You can set up automated notifications, they can be enabled for Classes, Course Assignments or Subscriptions.
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