Curriculum Versioning Enhancements - Overview
With the February 2020 release, the following enhancements have been made to improve the curriculum versioning workflow:
- New auditing capabilities
- Due date recalculation logic - Due dates are only recalculated for curriculum child training items that are versioned or added to the curriculum structure (this logic is applied when the Due X Days After Most Recent Assignment Date option is selected for the child training in the curriculum structure
- Expired appended training enhancement - Expired appended materials are hidden from the curriculum structure instead of remaining unactionable
- If a newer version of child training exists, the user will be upgraded to the new version instead of retaining the progress from a prior version, regardless of the child training item's sequence.
This enhancement was made available on Jan 23 2020.
Note: This project is part of the largermulti-release Learning Compliance Scalability Initiative. The release of this project concludes the Learning Compliance Scalability Initiative.
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Implementation
This functionality is auto-enabled in Stage. Pilot and Production will be opt-in using Learning Feature Activation Preferences. Administrators should test this functionality in Stage before enabling in Production.
Permissions
The following existing permissions apply to this functionality:
PERMISSION NAME | PERMISSION DESCRIPTION | CATEGORY |
Course Catalog - View |
Grants access to view the learning objects in the course catalog and enables administrators to view the Course Console and the Popular Requests and Highest Rated widgets on the Learning Admin Console (in conjunction with the Learning Admin Console - View permission). This permission can be constrained by OU, User's OU, Training Type, Training Item, Provider, ILT Provider, User's ILT Provider, and User's LO Availability. This is an administrator permission. Adding an OU constraint and a provider constraint to this permission results in an "AND" statement. |
Learning - Administration |