01
Give your course a clear structure.
Create modules, reorder lessons with drag and drop, and edit the selected content alongside the outline. Keep the whole course in view.
Courses
Turn your knowledge into an online course.
Organise your knowledge into lessons, add videos and exercises, and support your learners in a dedicated course area.
Here’s what you can do.
Three examples show how you can use Courses.
02
Video and exercise. In one lesson.
Upload your video and add the supporting material. Keep the lesson in draft until you have reviewed and published it.
03
Go beyond watching. Check understanding.
Add a quiz with single- or multiple-choice questions. You set the questions and grading so learners can check what they have learned.
What this changes for your day-to-day work.
The practical benefits of Courses.
Release lessons in stages
Use timed releases to decide when further lessons become available. Deliver your course in manageable stages.
Help learners follow videos
Add SRT subtitles in the languages you need. Edit the text and timing; translations are not supplied automatically.
Put learning into practice
Set an assignment with instructions and a template. Choose whether to grade it or use it as an ungraded exercise.
Support individual learners
Review course progress and recent access to guide your follow-up. Completing a course alone does not prove that someone has mastered the subject.
Share course updates
Publish announcements for one course or all courses. Enable an additional email notification when you want to send one.
Simplified examples, not live account data.
What you need to get started.
You provide the content and usage rights. Together we check course access, file formats, enabled features and package scope, then test the learner experience before launch.
Courses hold your learning content. Memberships manage access; the customer portal and communities can support participation. These connections are configured separately.
Availability and any add-on or usage costs are confirmed for your ONE LOOP account before implementation.
Build on it.
All Customer Service features
Your questions, answered.
How are courses different from memberships?
A course contains lessons, videos and assignments. Memberships and course offers determine who can access them. A course does not have to require a recurring subscription.
What learning content can I provide?
Text, video and supporting files, plus course quizzes and assignments. We check supported file formats and sizes in advance. Make sure you have the necessary rights for images, video and materials.
Can everyone access my course once it is published?
No. Publishing content and granting course access are separate. We configure access for your learners, for example through a course offer. Direct course pricing is not available in every account version. A login link alone does not grant permission.
Can I view learner progress and quiz results?
Yes. Course progress shows participation and completion; assessment results show answers and grades. These are different kinds of information. A certificate or completion message requires separate setup.
See it with your own use case.
Let’s explore your use case and what the setup requires.
Book a demo