Quiz Leaderboard

Quiz Leaderboard

The quiz leaderboard provides a way for you to display user』s scores to everyone who takes a quiz. Users can see where they stack up against one another, and ideally, they』ll feel more inclined to excel at the quiz and see their name atop the leaderboard.
Table of Contents [show]1 Enable the Leaderboard2 Leaderboard Settings3 What the User Sees3.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Enable the Leaderboard
Quiz leaderboards are enabled on a quiz-by-quiz basis.

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Click on the quiz you』d like to enable the leaderboard for
Click on the Settings tab
Scroll down to the Administrative and Data Handling Settings section
Enable the toggle for Leaderboard

Leaderboard Settings
Who Can Apply?: This determines who can submit their score to the leaderboard.

All users
Registered users only
Anonymous users only (for 「Open」 courses where users don』t need to be logged in). Anonymous users are required to enter their name & email.

Multiple Applications per user: Enable this option to allow the same user to submit multiple scores to the leaderboard.

Enter the number of minutes the user has to wait before they can submit another score

Automatic user entry: Enable this option to automatically submit the user』s score to the leaderboard. If left disabled, a button will be available for the user to click to submit their score.
Number of displayed entries: This refers to the number of entries that are present in the leaderboard when it is displayed to the users.
Sort list by?: This determines the sort order when the leaderboard is displayed to the users.

Best user (top score)

NOTE
In the case of a tie between two or more users (with the same scores), the first user to submit their score will be displayed on top of the others.

Newest entry
Oldest entry

Display on Quiz results page: Enable this option to display the leaderboard on the quiz results page. You have two options for how it is displayed:

Below the result text: The leaderboard is displayed on the page by default.
In a button: A 「Show Leaderboard」 button is displayed at the bottom of the quiz results, and must be clicked to display the leaderboard.

There is also the option to insert the leaderboard onto any WordPress page or post by using a shortcode:

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Locate the desired quiz
In the Shortcode column, copy the leaderboard shortcode
(example: [LDAdvQuiz_toplist 27])
Paste the shortcode into the text editor of the desired page

What the User Sees
Here』s what the user sees after completing a quiz. This example displays the leaderboard after the 「Show Leaderboard」 button is clicked.

If the user is has an 「admin」 or Administrator role on your WordPress site, their test results will not be included in the leaderboard by default. To include admins to reports, including ProPanel reporting, you have to specifically enable that option in the General Settings section of your LearnDash LMS Settings.

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > SETTINGS
Make sure you』re on the General tab
Scroll down to Admin User Settings
Toggle the option that says Include in Reports

 

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Quiz Email Notifications

Quiz Email Notifications

LearnDash quizzes allow both users & administrators to receive email notifications when a quiz is completed. This article will explain how to set up quiz notifications, and the options available.
Table of Contents [show]1 Quiz Email Settings1.1 Access Email Settings1.2 Supported Variables2 Enable Quiz Notifications2.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Quiz Email Settings
The quiz email settings are where you configure the following settings:

From Name: The sender』s name. Typically, this is your company or website name.
From Email Address: The sender』s email address. This will default to the admin email address listed in SETTINGS > GENERAL.
Subject: The email subject line
Message: The contents of the email. Images & custom HTML are supported.
Mail To (for admin notifications only): The recipients of the email. Separate multiple email addresses with commas.

If you insert media or use any HTML in your message, please enable the 「Allow HTML」 setting.

Access Email Settings

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Click on the Settings tab
Scroll down to the Quiz Email Settings section

This section is split into two groups:

Admin Notifications: Sent to the admin, group leader or other supervisors when a user completes a quiz. You must enable 「Admin Notification」 on a per quiz basis.
User Notifications: Sent to the user when a quiz is completed. You must enable 「User Notification」 on a per quiz basis.

Supported Variables
You can use custom variables in your email message. These are dynamic values that change depending on the specific quiz in which the email is being sent for. You can use the following variables in your message:

$userId – User ID
$username – Username
$userlogin – User login name
$quizname – Quiz title
$result – Quiz result (listed as a percentage)
$points – Awarded points
$categories – Category overview

Enable Quiz Notifications
In addition to the global settings above, you need to enable the notifications to be sent. This is done on a quiz-by-quiz basis. It cannot be set globally for all quizzes.

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Click on the quiz you』d like to enable notifications for
Click on the Settings tab
Scroll down to the Administrative and Data Handling Settings section
Enable the Email Notifications toggle
Admin: Enable the toggle to send admin notifications. You can choose to receive notifications when 「All Users」 complete the quiz, or 「Registered users only.」
User: Enable the toggle to send user notifications

NOTE
If you』re not receiving emails or having other deliverability issues, please read this section about email deliverability.

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Manage & Grade Essays

Manage & Grade Essays

This article will show you how to manage, grade, download & comment on submitted essays. To learn more about setting up essays within a quiz, please read our article on the essay question type.
Table of Contents [show]1 Accessing Submitted Essays2 Filter Essays3 Grading & Awarding Points3.1 From the Listing Screen3.2 Individual Essay4 Download an Essay File5 Commenting on Essays5.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Accessing Submitted Essays

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > QUIZZES
Click on the Submitted Essays tab

This page will list all essays that have been submitted by all users, for all quizzes.
Filter Essays
You can filter the Submitted Essays list in a few ways:

Choose between Graded & Not Graded (shown in pink)
Filter by the course, lesson or quiz that the essay is associated with (shown in blue)

Choose option(s) from the dropdown menus
Click the Filter button

Grading & Awarding Points
There are two ways to grade essays & award points.
From the Listing Screen
This is the quick & easy way to grade an essay.

From the Submitted Essays listing screen…
Enter the number of points you』d like to award
Click the approve button

The page will reload and you』ll see the status change from 「Not Graded」 to 「Graded,」 and the appropriate points will be displayed.
No further adjustments can be made from the listing screen, but you can open each individual essay if you need to make any changes.
Individual Essay
This method is a little more time intensive, but provides more flexibility. You can change an essay from 「Graded」 to 「Not Graded,」 as well as adjust the points awarded.

From the Submitted Essays listing screen…
Click on an essay title to edit it
Find the Essay Grading Status section in the sidebar
Update the essay status (Graded or Not Graded)
Update the points awarded
Click the Update button to save your changes

If you previously set the grading of the essay to Not Graded, No Points Awarded, then the status and grade of the quiz will no longer be in Pending status after you award points and indicate that the essay is graded.
If the user did not meet the passing threshold prior to grading, but after the grading of the essay they meet the threshold, then they will be permitted to continue with the course.
Download an Essay File
If you chose the 「Upload」 essay type, your submitted essay will include the file that the user uploaded.

From the individual essay screen…
Scroll down to the Essay Upload section
Click on the file to download it

Commenting on Essays
By default, all submitted essays actually have their own page. You can access that page by clicking on the permalink at the top of the individual essay screen in the WordPress admin.

As an admin, if you』d like to leave a comment for the user:

Make sure 「Allow comments」 is checked in the Discussion section
In the Comments section, click the 「Add comment」 button
Type your comment
Click the 「Add Comment」 button to save your comment

Your comment will now appear on the essay page mentioned above.
NOTE
The design & layout of the essay page is managed by your WordPress theme.

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Global Assignment Settings

Global Assignment Settings

There are a few global settings that apply to all assignments. We recommend you adjust these settings first, before you start allowing users to upload assignments.
To access your global assignment settings:

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > ASSIGNMENTS
Click the Settings tab

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Search
Enable this setting if you want assignments to be included in search results when using the default WordPress search form on the front-end of your site.
NOTE
Search has nothing to do with Google search results. Google will index your assignments (if you』ve made them public viewable) regardless of this setting.
Publicly Viewable
This is part of the WordPress Custom Post Type logic and means the assignment can be shown on the front-end like other post types.
If you plan on making comments on user』s assignments, and you want them to be able to view those comments on your site, you』ll want to enable this setting.
When you turn this setting on, a unique page will be accessible for each and every assignment that is uploaded. The primary reason this page exists is to keep track of feedback and comments on the assignment.
NOTE
When this setting is enabled, assignment posts are only viewable by the admin, group leader, and student who uploaded the assignment.
Comments Enabled
This setting must be enabled in order for you to provide comments on uploaded assignments. Turning it on will enable WordPress』 default commenting system, so you』ll be able to provide feedback on a user』s assignment. The user will be able to respond with comments of their own.

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Manage Assignments

Manage Assignments

This article will walk you through all the ways in which you can manage uploaded assignments. If you have not yet read our article on how to enable assignments, we recommend reviewing that first.
Table of Contents [show]1 Viewing Assignments1.1 Where to Find Them1.2 Assignments Per Page1.3 Filter Assignments1.4 Search Assignments2 Download Assignments3 Approve Assignments3.1 What the User Sees4 Award/Adjust Points4.1 What the User Sees5 Provide Feedback/Comments6 Delete Assignments7 Notifications7.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Viewing Assignments
By default, admins with the Administrator role will be able to fully manage all uploaded assignments, and Group Leaders can manage assignments uploaded by users who are part of the group that they administer. However, there are user management plugins that allow you to expand these capabilities to other users & user roles.
Where to Find Them

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > ASSIGNMENTS
You』ll immediately land on the All Assignments screen, where you can see all uploaded assignments

A few things to keep in mind when viewing assignments.

By default, you』ll see a maximum of 20 assignments per page
Assignments are sorted in reverse chronological order (most recently uploaded assignment appears first, at the top)
Use the navigation arrows at the top & bottom of the table to locate the rest of your assignments (if you have more than 20)

Assignments Per Page
If you』d like to view more than 20 assignments at a time:

Click the Screen Options tab at the top of the page
In the 「Number of items per page」 box, enter your desired number of assignments
Click the Apply button

NOTE
The higher the number you set, the longer it will take this admin page to load. In most cases, we don』t recommend you go much higher than 100 per page.
Filter Assignments
If you have hundreds or thousands of assignments, viewing all assignments on one page based on when they were uploaded might not be the most helpful. You can filter assignments based on the following criteria:

Date uploaded
Course uploaded to
Lesson uploaded to
Approval status

To filter assignments:

Locate the filter bar near the top of the screen
Click the dropdown menu for the criteria you want to filter by
Choose a date, course, lesson or approval status
Click the Filter button

You can use multiple filters at once. For example, you can filter by assignments uploaded in March 2019, to Course A, which are Not Approved.
Search Assignments
Another way to locate a specific assignment is to search for it.

You can only search the Title column, which is equal to the file name. You cannot search by author or user』s name.
If you plan to utilize the search feature while managing assignments, you might want to ask your users to name their file in a specific way so they are easier for you to find.

If you allow multiple file types to be uploaded, you can use the file extension to find all assignments of the same file type. For example:

Search pdf to find all PDF files
Search mp3 to find all mp3 audio files

Download Assignments
There are two ways to download a user』s assignment.
From the 「All Assignments」 screen (easiest):

Hover over the row that contains the assignment you want to download
Click the Download link

From the single assignment view:

From the All Assignments screen, click on an assignment to edit it
Locate the box titled Assignments
At the bottom, next to Actions, click the Download button

Approve Assignments
WARNING
Once you』ve approved an assignment, you cannot unapprove it.
You can approve an assignment from the All Assignments screen, or on any individual assignment.
From the 「All Assignments」 screen:

Under the Status column, simply click the Approve button

When viewing an individual assignment:

Scroll down to the Assignments box
Next to Points, click the Update & Approve button
(adjust the points first, if necessary)

What the User Sees
When assignments are pending approval, the user will see a note explaining that they have assignments awaiting approval.

Award/Adjust Points
If you』ve enabled points for an assignment upload, you can adjust them at any time.
From the 「All Assignments」 screen:
You can only adjust points on this screen if the assignment has not been approved yet.

In the Points column, enter the number of points you』d like to award
In the Status column, click the Approve button

If the assignment has already been approved, you can adjust points from the individual assignment page.

Click on the assignment you』d like to adjust points for
Scroll down to the Assignments box
Next to Points, enter the points you』d like to award
Click the Update & Approve button

NOTE
Adjusting points is always available, even after you』ve approved an assignment. There is no limit to the amount of times you can adjust the points.
What the User Sees
When viewing a lesson or topic to which they』ve uploaded an assignment, the user will see how many points were awarded for each assignment.
Provide Feedback/Comments
As a course administrator, you have the ability to provide feedback (or comments) on assignments.
NOTE
Make sure you』ve enabled comments in your global assignment settings.

From the All Assignments screen, click on the assignment you』d like to provide feedback on
Scroll down to the Comments box
Click the Add Comment button
Type in your feedback
Click the Add Comment button once more

When your users view the lesson or topic that they uploaded assignments to, they』ll be able to see that you』ve posted a comment.

They can click on the comment icon to be taken to the individual assignment page where all comments are listed.
They』ll be able to respond with their own comments, as well.

Delete Assignments
Many course administrators choose to keep all assignments so they can be referred back to. However, you might want to delete your assignments (when a course is over, if the user is no longer a student in the course, etc.).
To delete an assignment:

From the All Assignments screen, hover over the row for the assignment that you want to delete
Click the red Trash link

The assignment will immediately disappear from the lesson/topic page, and the user will no longer be able to see it.
However, as an admin, the assignment is placed in a trash bin. It can be recovered for up to 30 days, at which point it will then be permanently deleted.
Notifications
It』s also possible to send & receive notifications about activity on assignments, to both administrators & users. The following options are available:

When a user has uploaded an assignment
When an assignment is approved

For instructions on how to set this up, please reference our documentation for the Notifications Add-On.

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Enable Assignments

Enable Assignments

Assignments may be enabled for each individual lesson and/or topic within your course. They are completely optional, but provide an additional way to monitor the user』s comprehension of course material.
This article will explain how to enable assignment uploads so that users can submit assignments for you to review. If you』ve already done this, check out our article on managing assignments.
Table of Contents [show]1 Overview1.1 What the User Sees2 Additional Settings2.1 File extensions2.2 File size limit2.3 Points2.4 Grading Type2.4.1 Limit number of uploaded assignments2.4.2 Allow file deletion2.5 Was this article helpful to you?
Overview
Since assignment uploads are enabled on a lesson-by-lesson and topic-by-topic basis, you first need to navigate to the lesson or topic in which you』d like to ask for an assignment to be submitted.
For the rest of this article, we』ll use a lesson as the example, but the same instructions apply for topics.

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > LESSONS
Click on the lesson you』d like to enable assignment uploads for
Click the Settings tab
Under Display & Content Options, enable the Assignment Uploads setting

NOTE
Assignment uploads can only be enabled if both video progression and lesson timer are disabled.
What the User Sees
When you enable assignment uploads, a new box will appear at the bottom of the lesson page, below any page content you』ve added. This way you can include specific instructions for the assignment, and explain any requirements you have, before the user is presented with the upload form.

The assignments section of the page will contain:

an upload form (browse for a file on their device & upload it)
a list of all uploaded assignments
the assignment』s status (approved or not)
the points awarded for each assignment (optional; shown if enabled)
the ability to download previously uploaded assignments
the ability to upload additional assignments (only up to the number you specify)
the ability to delete assignments (only if they have not been approved yet)

Additional Settings
File extensions
You can specify exactly which file types may be uploaded.
If you leave this field blank, all default WordPress allowed file types will be accepted. To allow only certain file types:

Enter each allowed file type in the box (without the leading .)
Separate multiple file types with a comma
Capitalization doesn』t affect the files allowed to be uploaded, but capitalization is reflected to the user on the front-end

Your specified file type(s) will be listed to the user in the assignment upload area.

For example, enter the following to allow only Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint files:

doc, docx, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx

Here』s a list of common file extensions »
File size limit
In addition to the type of file, you can also specify the maximum file size allowed to be uploaded.

Enter a number, followed by M (for megabytes)

For example, to limit uploads to 5 megabytes, enter 5M.
Your specified file size limit will be displayed to the user in the assignment upload area.
NOTE
Your web host also sets a maximum file size limit. The lower limit will always be used. If you』re having trouble receiving assignment uploads, you can contact your host and ask them to increase your maximum file upload size.
Points
Points are an optional way to grade, or gamify, your assignments. You can set the total available points a user can receive, and then choose to either:

manually approve the assignment and enter a specific amount of points, or
automatically approve the assignment as soon as it』s uploaded, and award the total available points

If you』d like to award points to a user when they submit an assignment:

Next to Points, turn the setting on
Enter the total number of possible points that can be earned for a submitted assignment

Grading Type
There are two options for how assignments are graded:

Auto-approve (default)
No grading or approval is needed. The assignment will be automatically approved & full points will be awarded.
Manually approve
An admin or group leader must approve the assignment. The lesson cannot be completed until the assignment is approved.

If you choose to manually approve an assignment, you have additional options:
Limit number of uploaded assignments
By default, a user can upload an unlimited number of files. Enter a number in the box to specify the maximum number of files a user can upload for this assignment.

Leave blank for unlimited (default)

Once this limit is reached, the upload form will be removed and the user cannot upload any more files.
Allow file deletion
Enable this option to allow the user to delete their own uploaded files. The user will be presented with a delete icon next to the assignment.

This is only possible up until the assignment has been approved
Clicking that icon will instantly & permanently delete the file

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Widgets

Widgets

Similar to blocks & shortcodes, LearnDash widgets provide another way to add dynamic content to your LearnDash site. This article will explain the various ways you can insert widgets, as well as what each LearnDash widget displays.
Table of Contents [show]1 How to Insert LearnDash Widgets1.1 The Customizer1.2 Appearance > Widgets1.3 Page Builders2 Course Navigation3 Course Progress Bar4 User Status5 Course Information6 Course7 Lesson8 Quiz9 Additional Resources9.1 Was this article helpful to you?
How to Insert LearnDash Widgets
In WordPress, there are a few ways to add widgets to your site. While LearnDash provides several widgets for you to use, please keep in mind that your theme determines WHERE they can be inserted.
In the following examples, your WordPress admin screens might look slightly different, depending on which theme you』re using, and the widgetized areas they have made available to you.
The Customizer
The WordPress Customizer is the preferred way to add LearnDash widgets to your site. You』ll be able to see a preview of the widgets before you make them live.

Navigate to APPEARANCE > CUSTOMIZE
Click the Widgets panel
Click on the name of the widgetized area in which you』d like to add a widget
Click the + Add a Widget button
Search for a widget (try 「LearnDash」 or 「course」 to easily find LearnDash widgets)
Click on the widget you』d like to add
Add a title and/or set widget options
Be sure to click Publish at the top when you』re finished

Appearance > Widgets
The other way to add widgets is directly from the widgets screen. You won』t see a preview of your widgets this way, but all the same widgets are available to you, and they have the same options.

Navigate to APPEARANCE > WIDGETS
Locate the widgetized area in which you』d like to add a widget
Then look for the widget you want to add
Click, hold & drag the widget inside the widgetized area
Add a title and/or set widget options
Click the Save button at the bottom

Page Builders
LearnDash widgets shown in the Elementor page builder
Some page builders also make WordPress widgets available to use within the page building interface, and this includes all LearnDash widgets. The free version of Elementor is one such example, but there could be others. Check with your page builder』s documentation to see if they allow you to insert WordPress widgets.
DEVELOPERS
You can also add widgets directly to theme/template files using the_widget() function.

The remainder of this article will discuss each LearnDash widget, what information it displays, and its optional settings.
Course Navigation

The Course Navigation widget automatically detects which course is currently being viewed, and it displays all the sections, lessons, topics & quizzes associated with that course, along with status indicators for the current user.
By default, topics are hidden within an expandable container, but can be revealed for each lesson, or globally using the 「Expand All」 link at the top.
The Course Navigation widget displays:

Link to go back to the course page
「Expand All」 link that reveals all topics & quizzes
All sections, lessons, topics & quizzes related to the current course being viewed
The number of topics and/or quizzes within a lesson
Status indicators for whether or not a course step has been completed

The following options are available:

Show/Hide course quizzes
Show/Hide lesson quizzes
Show/Hide topic quizzes

NOTE
This widget will only appear on course, lesson, topic & quiz pages.
Course Progress Bar

The Course Progress Bar widget displays three pieces of information, all related to the current user, and the current course being viewed (which is automatically detected by LearnDash).

A horizontal progress bar, indicating the user』s progress in the course
The percentage of the course that has been completed thus far
The date of the user』s last activity

NOTE
This widget will only appear on course, lesson, topic & quiz pages.
User Status
NOTE
This widget was introduced in LearnDash 3.0, and requires the 「LearnDash 3.0」 theme. It is not available when using the 「Legacy」 theme. Learn more about LearnDash 3.0 vs. Legacy.

The User Status widget displays the following information:

The courses in which the user is registered
A status indicator for each course, along with completion percentage & number of steps completed
The user』s enrollment date, if applicable

The following options are available:

Number of courses shown per page (before pagination appears)
Course order & order by options

NOTE
This widget is only displayed to logged-in users.
Course Information
The Course Information widget displays the following information:

The courses in which the user is registered
Course progress details (not started, in progress, completed, as well as number of steps completed)
Quiz information (quiz title, status, score, points awarded, date taken
A list of the quizzes the user has taken

The following options are available:

Show/Hide course thumbnail
Number of courses shown per page (before pagination appears)
Course order & order by options
Number of courses shown per page, in the progress details section
Course order & order by options for progress details section
Number of quizzes shown per page (before pagination appears)
Quiz order & order by options

NOTE
This widget is only displayed to logged-in users.
Course
The Course widget simply displays a list of all the courses on your site. Only the course title is displayed, and there are no additional options. The list will be shown on every page, to all users, regardless of whether or not they are logged into the site.
Lesson
The Lesson widget simply displays a list of all the lessons for the current course that is being viewed. Only the lesson title is displayed (no status indicators), and there are no additional options. This list is only shown on course, lesson, topic & quiz pages, and will automatically detect the current course being viewed.
Quiz
The Quiz widget simply displays a list of all the quizzes on your site, regardless of whether they are assigned to a course, lesson or topic. Only the quiz title is displayed, and there are no additional options. The list will be shown on every page, to all users, regardless of whether or not they are logged-in.

Additional Resources
In addition to using widgets in the ways above, here are a few additional things you can try:

Convert widgets into shortcodes using the AMR Shortcode Any Widget plugin
Create new widgetized areas for your theme using the Content Aware Sidebars plugin
Customize your widget logic, design, visibility & more using the Widget Options plugin

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User Groups

User Groups

LearnDash Groups (memberships) give you the ability to group certain users together and assign a Group Leader who can track the progress and performance of any user in their group. Groups can have any number of courses associated with them, and anyone in that group will be automatically enrolled into the course(s).
Table of Contents [show]1 Creating and Managing a Group2 Groups Use-Cases3 Overview of Groups / Memberships3.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Creating and Managing a Group
This section explains everything that you can do with LearnDash groups (memberships) — customize settings, add content, control and sell access, report and more.

Global Group Settings
Add materials, assign certificates & more
Group Page
Group title, image, URL & a description
Group Display & Content Options
Add materials, assign certificates & more
Group Access Settings
Offer free group access, require login, charge a fee & more
Group Courses
Assign courses to the group for all group users
Group Users & Group Leaders
Enroll users into groups and select Group Leaders to manage them
Publishing & Viewing a Group
Publish and view the new group(s) you have created

Groups Use-Cases

You are a teacher and you want to divide up students into classes so that you can track them independently from one another
Your organization requires certain roles to receive specific training/courses
You want to sell course licenses to organizations so they can purchase access for a group of their employees (requires a 3rd party add-on)
Your course doesn』t start until a specific date and you want to grant access to all users at the same time
You want to drip-feed lessons to users on the same schedule
Your organization has multiple locations and you want to track progress & performance by location

Overview of Groups / Memberships
In this webinar we outline the basics of creating your first Group / Membership level in LearnDash.

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Group Administration

Group Administration

When a user has been designated as a Group Leader, they gain access to LearnDash Group Administration capabilities. This gives the Group Leader the ability to run reports and communicate with the users in their group(s).
Table of Contents [show]1 Accessing Group Administration1.1 Assignments1.2 Submitted Essays1.3 Group Administration1.3.1 View Group Users1.3.2 Email Group Users1.3.3 Export Group Data2 FAQ2.1 Was this article helpful to you?
Accessing Group Administration
Group Leaders access Group Administration capabilities when they log into their account. Upon logging in, Group Leaders will see a LearnDash LMS menu with the following sub-menus available:

Assignments
Submitted Essays
Group Administration

NOTE
Please see the User Groups documentation for information on how to make a user a Group Leader.
Assignments
When any user who is a member of a Group Leader』s group(s) submits an assignment, it is listed under the Assignments menu for review and approval (if necessary).
Manage Assignments documentation »
Submitted Essays
Just like assignments, when any user who is a member of the Group Leader』s group(s) completes an essay question in a quiz, it is listed under the Submitted Essays menu for review and approval (if necessary).
Manage Essays documentation »
Group Administration
The Group Administration menu is where a Group Leader has the ability to:

View group users
Email group users
Export group data

View Group Users
By clicking on List Users from the Group Administration menu, Group Leaders can view details for anyone that they manage. This page includes the following fields:

Username
Name
Email
Actions (Report)

The Report link takes Group Leaders to another page where they can view the total group points of the selected user and optionally award extra course points.

Email Group Users
Group Leaders have the ability to email everyone in a group that they manage. To do this:

Navigate to LEARNDASH LMS > GROUP ADMINISTRATION
Click on List Users
Click the Email Group button above the table of users
Enter an Email Subject
Compose an Email Message
Click Send

Export Group Data
There are two reports that can be exported to .csv format by navigating to LEARNDASH LMS > GROUP ADMINISTRATION

Course Data (by clicking the Export Progress link) displays all user』s course progress, what lesson they are currently on, and if the course has been marked complete
Quiz Data (by clicking the Export Results link) displays all user』s quiz scores, when the quiz was taken, and if the quiz was successfully passed

FAQ
Is it possible to give Group Leaders more capabilities?
Yes. You can extend the capabilities and permissions of the Group Leader user role by using a plugin like User Role Editor.
Why aren』t emails sent to the group being delivered?
By default, emails sent using the Group Email feature are sent by your web host. While sending email is possible in this manner, it might not be ideal for your situation. See these instructions for other email delivering options.
Can Group Administration be on the front-end of my website instead of in the WordPress admin area?
No. This is not currently an option.

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SCORM and xAPI

SCORM and xAPI

SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 are supported for Articulate, iSpring, and Adobe Captivate by using a third-party add-on (GrassBlade xAPI Companion or Tin Canny add-on by Uncanny Owl). These add-on allow you to insert the SCORM content into your LearnDash courses.
NOTE
Content created within LearnDash is not SCORM compliant.
​If you go the route of xAPI, you』ll need to specify a Learning Record Store (LRS) as well. We recommend one of the following:

GrassBlade LRS (includes a direct LearnDash integration)
Essentials LRS
Learning Locker (managed service offered here)

If you don』t need data (as in xAPI data) obtained from the file itself, then you can launch Articulate Storyline or Adobe Captivate in LearnDash using the following free plugin:
LearnDash Topic Progression Using Storyline/Captivate

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