E-learning & online courses
Create an online course
Structure an e-learning course into modules and lessons, and pick each lesson type: text, video, PDF, quiz, exercise or downloadable resource.
Updated on June 4, 2026
Online courses (e-learning) are created from the Online courses section. A course follows a course → modules → lessons hierarchy, consumed by the learner from their workspace.
Build the course outline
In the editor (Content tab), add modules, then lessons inside each module. Modules and lessons are reordered by drag and drop: the order materializes the teaching progression.
Choose each lesson type
Every lesson has a type:
- Text — content written directly in the editor.
- Video — uploaded file, with playback resuming where the learner left off.
- PDF — document shown in the player.
- Quiz — auto-graded assessment (see the dedicated article).
- Exercise — assignment submitted by the learner, graded manually.
- Resource — downloadable file made available.
- SCORM — e-learning package imported from a third-party tool (Storyline, Rise, iSpring…).
Assign the course
In the Assignments tab, assign the course to the relevant learners. They find it in the My online courses panel of their path, with progress and connection-time tracking.
Next step
Assess your learners with quizzes and exercises, or import existing content via a SCORM package.
Frequently asked questions
- Is an online course tied to a training?
- It can be (to attach the e-learning to a catalogue training) but stays autonomous: you can assign it to learners independently of an in-person session.
- How large a video can I upload?
- Videos are uploaded directly to storage in multipart, up to 2 GB. PDFs go up to 50 MB, images via a simple upload.