Run a course, not a playlist.
Courses lets you build a structured course from modules and lessons, decide who can enrol, and see how each learner is progressing. Learners get a course home that always shows where they stopped and what comes next.
Product Management Foundations
Nikhil Rao · 3 modules · 12 lessons- Up next
- 2.4 Template: one-page specDownload
- 2.5 Check your understanding5 questions
Two sides of the same course.
A course is content, people and progress.
Courses keeps all three together. The curriculum defines what to learn and in what order; enrolment decides who can take it; progress shows who is moving, who is stuck and who has finished.
Structure
Modules and lessons in a clear order. Video, reading, downloads, quizzes and assignments.
Access
Free, paid or invite-only. Self-paced, or unlock modules on a schedule for a cohort.
Learners
Everyone enrolled, where they are, when they were last active, and who has completed.
Progress
Per learner and per lesson, so you can see which lessons people stop at.
Pages is for looking things up. Courses is for getting through something.
Documentation in Pages is reference: readers arrive from search, read one article and leave. A course has an order, an end and a learner who needs to know how far they’ve come. That’s why Courses has enrolment, progress and a “continue” point, and Pages has search and a tree.
Put your course together. Watch people get through it.
Outline the modules, add lessons, choose who can enrol and publish when it’s ready.