Feature Ideas

Able to self organise content within channels instead of only HowNow+ - better experience for users and better content management

Allow the channel owner to decide on the order content is shown in the channel.

When we "add existing content" within a course, which is a SCORM file, it should go directly to the learning content without opening additional windows. Currently, I have created a course with two SCORM files as lessons. When a learner accesses the course from the HomePage (window 1), they open the course (window 2), and click on the first lesson (window 3). They then click on the "Added existing" content (SCORM file) within it (window 4), which opens the SCORM file in window 5. This process is repeated for the second lesson, resulting in 9 or 10 open windows for a two-lesson course. Improving this will significantly enhance the learner experience and reduce frustrating complaints to my team / CEO.

In any lists of skills, they should be ordered by popularity. For example, the skill 'Management' has thousands of pieces of content but it takes around 2 full minutes of scrolling to add the skill 'Management' to a job role. If they were ordered by how many pieces of content in the system contributes to that skill, it would make it much easier to find relevant skills to improve the UX.

If you share content with any one person or group, it is now invisible to others. We have lots of content we'd like everyone to be able to access, but only require certain groups to do it. I know I can do this by inserting a nugget set to Everyone within a course assigned to my specific group. However, I can't seem to communicate this to my Contributors and it's more work for them. Can you look into this?

Feedback form neurodiverse users has been home page is too busy and difficult to understand etc. Having a simplify button to help different users would be beneficial

This will be a simple way to share content with our Groups, but simultaneously remove any specific Users who we wont' need to see the content.

A recent change has occurred where not even an Admin has access to manage all content unless they are added as a Collaborator. Admins cannot see any draft content unless a Collaborator OR manage any published content. We need to have at least one person at our company who manages the overall L&D initiatives to have a true admin role where we have all rights to all content of the platform. Entrusted with this permission does not mean that the true admin would go and publish on behalf of employees. It means we have access so we can troubleshoot when necessary which does happen from time to time. I recommend adding a "super" admin role OR restricting this role to only 1 or 2 users in an organization - but at least one person needs to have the keys to the castle. If things are broken, someone needs to go in and fix.

As an administrator, I would like a way to view content like any user in the system so that I can quickly assist someone that is having difficulty viewing a course, seeing something as locked, is not seeing something in their Must Do or For Me section, or even is not subscribing to the appropriate channels. Having a view that helps me understand what their experience looks like would go a long way to ensuring they have access to the right things at the right times.

Within a Channel - especially those that are regularly used - there should be a filter to find different types of content. For example, a course, a lesson, a nugget or a keyword search. There is too much noise in here sometimes and it stops people from finding the content they need.