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Teaching FAQs & Tips

A few pro tips and secrets for getting the most out of teaching and learning with Pathwright.

22 articles in this collection
Written by Paul Johnson, Laurie Garcia, and Christian Shockley

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit my course while in-progress?

Tips for successfully editing your course when learners are already enrolled.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Can I offer a course in any language?

Learn how to use Pathwright in your language or offer a translated course.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

How can I improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?

Here's what you can do to increase your SEO ranking.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Is Pathwright GDPR compliant?

Learn about Pathwright's compliance with GDPR and how we help your use of Pathwright stay compliant.

Written by Paul Johnson
Updated over a week ago

Can I enforce completion?

A common question we get is whether you can force a learner through the Path in a rigid order.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

How will you back up my content?

Find answers to frequently asked questions about how content is hosted on Pathwright.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

How do I rename a course?

Rename a course or cohort to change the title that appears at the top of the Path and in your Library.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Can I copy a course?

Explore three ways that Pathwright lets you reuse your content.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Tips

Premium Pathwright Subscriber Courses

How to get personal feedback from the Pathwright team as you create your course as a Pathwright subscriber.

Written by Paul Johnson
Updated over a week ago

Track progress in a course as a staff member

Find out how to function as both a staff member and a learner.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Reference email notifications

View the full text of email notifications we send to you and your members.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Add Pathwright to your mobile device

A 30-second tip that puts Pathwright right on your iPhone, iPad, or Android homescreen so you can open it like an app.

Written by Paul Johnson
Updated over a week ago

Create engaging video lectures

Explore research and recommendations to help you produce the most effective video lessons for your learners.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Append a coupon code to a link

Encode a coupon code into a registration link to automatically apply a discount when the link is used.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Encourage progress

Tips and best practices for keeping your learners motivated and on-track.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Tips for creating your own videos

Find ideas and resources to help you create and edit videos for your course.

Written by Christian Shockley
Updated over a week ago

Restrict playback of your Vimeo Plus videos

Use Vimeo Plus to privately embed your videos so only learners logged into your Pathwright account can view them.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Allow visitors to preview content before purchase

Let visitors to your public course preview content in selected steps.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Subscribe to a digest to receive notifications by email

Customize your workflow by receiving notifications by email when something needs review

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

View your course as a learner

Use learner preview mode to see what your learners see.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Add a Note for learners, staff, or personal reference

Write a Note on a lesson or step and choose to keep it private or share with others.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago

Ask your staff to respond

Work more efficiently with your team by notifying another staff member when you need them to answer a question or chime in on a post.

Written by Laurie Garcia
Updated over a week ago