Happy Monday!!
I'm a bit confused by how Certifications are working and am hoping that someone can explain this to me.
To me, a Program is a group of related courses that all need to be completed in order to get credit. For instance, a Cyber Security Awareness program that consists of 10 different courses on varying topics. There may or may not be a certification involved, but the key is there are 10 different courses required.
To me, a Certification can be either one course that needs to be taken at some cadence like yearly or a program. I'd like clarification on one course needing yearly certification. It could be a HIPAA course that changes and/or you want to make a new version that is more engaging. In order for the user to be updated on changes, they need to re-take or re-certify every year. I don't understand how this is a program.
In order to set up a certification, you must create a program. So, can a program have one course in it? I assume so. Then, how do you add the new version of the course for the next year?
(Edited by Mary Cooch to clarify Moodle Workplace - original submission Monday, 19 April 2021, 3:10 PM)