HRAP Courses
LiveLast updated: 2026-07-10
Courses are the main authoring unit in HRAP Learning. A course can include modules, lessons, reading content, videos, live sessions, materials, quizzes, final exams, certificate settings, and marketplace metadata.
Course fields to maintain
- Title and summary.
- Short marketplace description.
- Audience and learning outcomes.
- Level and category.
- Course status.
- Certificate enabled or disabled.
- Certificate template when certificates are enabled.
- Passing score and exam alignment.
- Marketplace visibility and company access rules.
Course structure
| Layer | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Course | Holds the overall program, settings, audience, certificate, and marketplace details |
| Module | Organizes lessons into practical sections |
| Lesson | Delivers reading, video, live, or material-based learning |
| Material | Adds downloadable or linked resources |
| Exam | Confirms knowledge before certificate issuance |
Publishing and assignment
A course should not be assigned until its core content, exam, and certificate settings are reviewed. Published marketplace courses remain discoverable as marketplace items, while company-specific assignment determines what an employer's learners see as assigned training.
Best practices
- Use short course summaries that explain the outcome clearly.
- Keep modules small enough for learners to complete in one sitting.
- Add a final exam before enabling certificates.
- Use the disabled certificate path for courses that should not issue certificates.
- Confirm company assignment after publishing.
- Review assigned learner visibility from Lite before announcing a course.