Feature Ideas

It's confusing our contributors and leading to a huge amount of channels as users look to create individual channels that mirror slack

It would be nice if it is possible to see what type of content a tile refers to. What can users expect when they click on a tile, is is a podcast, article, course or other? Users feel more comfortable when they know what they open.

At the moment when you share a pathway it also shares each individual course to the users you've shared the pathway - imo this defeats the point of a pathway where you want someone to go through it like a journey and have seqential navigation on - it would be good to have the option like 'viewable only via pathway' or viewable as a course too

Even if a learner opens a lesson and scrolls through it without reading through it, it gets marked as completed. Can we stop this from happening? We want the learner to read through the whole content and then it should be marked as completed.

As an admin, we would want to identify key skills at a group/platform level so that they are always assigned to each user upon creation. We find that the current skills suggested upon load or edit are based on the job role and are numerous making selection varied by users. We would like to 'mandate' circa 20 skills we want all our users to self assess against.

If an event, live class etc is cancelled either by the host or the attendee this should be removed from their integrated calendar-

User enrolls in event/live class. The platform sends an email notification in the form of a calendar invite to users email address where the user can accept/decline the invite just like a meeting invite. If the event/live class is updated everyone who is enrolled gets a new calendar invite for for the new date and time

When a new user is assigned, we would like specific skills to automatically assigned to that user. We would like managers to be able to use this information during 1:1 and performance review meetings to discuss attainment of the skill levels needed for their current positions.

Is there anyway that from a user perspective that pages like Shared with Me or even the search results pages can have a sort? In terms of last modified (date), name, maybe even filtering by channel...