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Enhancement: My Learning Collections List on the Dashboard

Learning collections are displayed directly on the participant dashboard for better visibility and easier access.

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Written by Rich Virginia
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Participants' learning collections are now displayed directly on the learning dashboard for easier access - no need to navigate through menus to find programs.


How It Works

Finding Your Collections

When you log into ExecOnline, look to the right side of your dashboard. You'll see a "My Learning Collections" section listing all programs you're enrolled in.

Each collection shows:

  • Collection name: The title of your learning program

  • Program count: How many programs are included in the collection

  • Enrollment status: Whether you're currently enrolled

Accessing Your Programs

Click on any collection to view its programs and continue your learning journey.


Benefits

→ Quick access: See all your learning collections in one place on your dashboard homepage.

→ Better visibility: Collections appear prominently on the right side of your screen when you log in.

→ Alphabetical order: Your collections are listed alphabetically for easy scanning.

→ Still in the navigation: You can also access your collections from the top menu as before.


Common Use Cases

For Participants:

  • Quick access to programs: See all your learning collections as soon as you log in - no need to search through menus.

  • Stay organized: Easily browse all programs available to you, especially helpful when you're enrolled in multiple collections.

  • Clear starting point: Know exactly where to go to continue your learning journey.

For Admins:

  • Onboarding new participants: Direct new learners to their dashboard as a central starting point - especially useful for SSO-enabled organizations where participants land directly on the dashboard after login.

  • Simplifying communications: When reaching out to participants, you can now say "log in and check your dashboard" instead of explaining multi-step navigation paths.

  • Reducing support requests: Clear visibility of collections means fewer "where do I find my programs?" questions from learners.

  • Re-engaging inactive learners: When following up with participants, point them to their dashboard where they'll immediately see their collections and can resume their learning.


Want a Quick Tour?

See the new dashboard layout in action:


Questions?

Contact us if you have any questions about finding your collections or accessing your programs.

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