by Mark Langdale | Sep 3, 2022 | Cohort Manager, cohort-based courses, cohort-based learning, LearnDash
You can create powerful cohort-based courses in LearnDash with Cohort Manager. But how can you give roles, other than administrator, access to some of the features?In this video you’ll learn how editors and group leaders can use the functionality in Cohort...
by Andy Jack | Jun 20, 2022 | cohort-based courses, Maven
Maven is a powerful cloud-based platform where instructors can create cohort-based courses to groups of learners. Established by Udemy co-founder Gagan Biyani, altMBA co-founder Wes Kao and early Venmo employee and Socratic co-founder Shreyans Bhansali, Maven allows...
by Mark Langdale | Mar 29, 2022 | Cohort Manager, cohort-based courses, emails
If you deliver your LearnDash training to groups, you may want to schedule emails to go out to all of a group’s members at once.Scheduled emails can be a useful way to encourage learners to progress. If your online/blended course runs to a schedule, automated...
by Andy Jack | Jan 18, 2022 | announcements, Cohort Manager, cohort-based courses, LearnDash
If you’re a regular reader of the Training Spark blog, you’ll have noticed that we’re big fans of cohort-based courses. This powerful online course format mixes live video calls with on-demand online learning materials to create a high-impact training experience. Yet...
by Andy Jack | Jan 5, 2022 | Cohort Manager, cohort-based courses, cohort-based learning
It’s no secret that we’re big fans of cohort-based online courses. We believe there is huge untapped potential for course creators and training providers in this online course format. Cohort-based courses – where a group of learners study together over a number...
by Andy Jack | Dec 20, 2021 | Cohort Manager, cohort-based courses, cohort-based learning, LearnDash
One of the biggest challenges with online learning can be motivating your learners – to enrol, progress and complete. Often life can get in the way, particularly when a course is self-paced and there are so many things competing for their attention. Ironically...
