How to assign courses to teams or departments and set compliance requirements
This article applies to ADMINISTRATORS.
You can use Qintil to assign courses to groups of learners (teams or departments) and automatically set a compliance requirement (mandatory, required and recommended)
Go to the Courses tab
Click on Assign to teams / departments
You will see a list of all your courses and departments. Click on the availability status (compliance status) of the course in the department, and use the drop-down list to select “Mandatory / Required”, "Recommended", "Voluntary" or "Not Available"
You can choose to use either the word Mandatory or Required for courses that your learners must complete to be compliant. Learn how to change it here.
After choosing the setting for the course in the department you don’t need to save it manually, it does so automatically, and you can change this setting at any time in the future.
Please do not hesitate to send us a message in the chatbox located at the bottom right of the screen if you have any questions or concerns regarding the article.
Add courses to teams and set compliance status
You can use Qintil to assign courses to groups of learners (teams or departments) and automatically set a compliance requirement (mandatory, required and recommended)
Go to the Courses tab
Click on Assign to teams / departments
You will see a list of all your courses and departments. Click on the availability status (compliance status) of the course in the department, and use the drop-down list to select “Mandatory / Required”, "Recommended", "Voluntary" or "Not Available"
You can choose to use either the word Mandatory or Required for courses that your learners must complete to be compliant. Learn how to change it here.
After choosing the setting for the course in the department you don’t need to save it manually, it does so automatically, and you can change this setting at any time in the future.
Please do not hesitate to send us a message in the chatbox located at the bottom right of the screen if you have any questions or concerns regarding the article.
Updated on: 13/08/2019
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