Create a course

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Create a course from scratch

1. At the top right of the homepage, click + > Course.
2. Click Blank.
3. In the field Course title enter the title of the course.
4. In the left sidebar, click an activity type (Document, Cheat sheet, Question or Recording).

The course is instantly saved. You can now:

• add the course to the Catalog of a group, to allow learners of that group to play the course autonomously;
• add the course to the Library of a group, to allow authors of that group to add it to their programs and paths;
• add the course to a program template;
• add the course as a path step.

Create a course from a template

You can create a course using one of our templates. It is not possible to create custom templates.

1. At the top right of the homepage, click + > Course.
2. Click Onboarding, Software Training, Universal, Knowledge Check or Compliance / Security.
3. In the field Course title enter the title of the course.
4. In the left sidebar, click an activity type (Document, Cheat sheet, Question or Recording).

The course is instantly saved. You can now:

• add the course to the Catalog of a group, to allow learners of that group to play the course autonomously;
• add the course to the Library of a group, to allow authors of that group to add it to their programs and paths;
• add the course to a program template;
• add the course as a path step.

Create a SCORM course

See Create a SCORM course.

Cover image display rules

A course cover image can be displayed with two different formats:

• 4:3 in the Discover section of the Catalog, in the search results page, in newsfeed, and in session pages
• Large format (1100x470 pixels) on the course home page

Additional information:

• We recommend using an image that does not contain any text 
• In large format, the cover image is darkened with a dark gradient, with the following CSS characteristics:

background: linear-gradient(180deg, rgba(24,25,29, 0.3) 0%, rgba(24,25,29, 0.9) 100%);

• You can use this template to understand which part of the image will be visible depending on the format: