Course sharing — build, review and publish with your community

From personal course to shared programme

Four steps, with a human review.

Your learning history stays out of the shared copy. Sharing copies the course design. Your conversations, private observations and progress are not included in that copy.

When the programme evolves

Improve the course.
Preserve the learner’s path.

Each publication has a version. Existing learners keep the version they enrolled in; a new publication does not move them automatically. Changes to existing enrolments remain explicit.

Access also stays deliberate: a course can be available to the institution or offered to named members, and each person chooses whether to join.

Illustrative version example

Version 1

An enrolled learner

Continues the programme they joined, with their own progress.

Version 2

A new publication

A reviewed update that members can choose to enrol in.

Start with a course
you want to build.

Create your first programme or find out how to contribute within your institution. The guides walk through the actions and the permissions involved.

Create your first course Sharing, review and publication

Four steps, with a human review.

Build a personal course

Share a copy of its design

Review the contribution

Publish a stable version

Improve the course.Preserve the learner’s path.

An enrolled learner

A new publication

Start with a courseyou want to build.

Improve the course.
Preserve the learner’s path.

Start with a course
you want to build.