How do I create and assign learning paths to learners in WeVideo Multimedia Creation?

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The WeVideo Multimedia Creation learning path allows instructors to combine videos, interactive videos, images, documents, websites, and text items into a learning path project for learners to complete in class.

Before you start

Create a learning path in WeVideo

Create a new learning path project

The learning paths page in WeVideo Multimedia Creation space

Navigate to the Learning Paths page in the Multimedia Creation space and click the Create New Learning Path button to launch the editor.
 

The learning path option in the Create menu in WeVideo Multimedia Creation

Alternatively, click the arrow next to the Create button to expand the menu, then select the Learning Path option.
 

Rename the learning path by clicking its title

Hover over the title of the newly created learning path to update the title.

Add modules to the learning path

Click Add Module button to add new module to the learning path

To add a new module to the learning path, click the + Add Module button. 

 

Click the triple-dot action button to rename or delete the module.

Click the triple-dot button on the module to rename or delete it.
 

Click and hold the module to adjust its order in the learning path.

Hold the left mouse key on the hamburger icon next to the module title and drag it around to reorder the modules.

Add interactive videos to the learning path

Click the plus button on the module to add items to it.

Click the “+” button next to the module title and select the Interactive Videos option.
 

Select the interactive videos in the pop-up window, then click the Add Content button to add them to the learning path.

Select the interactive videos you want to add by clicking the checkbox on them, then click the Add Content button to add them to the module.

Add media and documents to the learning path

Click the plus button on the module to add items to it.

Click the “+” button next to the module title and select the Media & Documents option.
 

Select the uploaded media from the uploads tab, then click the Add Content button to add it to the learning path.Select the exported media from theexports tab, then click the Add Content button to add it to the learning path.

The uploaded media will be listed under the Uploads tab, and the exported projects will be listed under the Exports tab. Select the media you want to add to the module by clicking the checkbox on them, and click the Add Content button. Learn more about how to upload media and documents to WeVideo.

Add text items to the learning path

Click the plus button on the module to add items to it.

Click the “+” button next to the module title and select the Text option.

 

Enter the title and content for the text item, then click the Add Content button to add it to the learning path.

Enter the title and content for the text item, and click the Add Content button.

Add web embed items to the learning path

Click the plus button on the module to add items to it.

Click the “+” button next to the module title and select the Web Embed option.
 

Enter the title and URL for the web embedded item, then click the Add Content button to add it to the learning path.

Enter the title and the URL for the website you want to embed, and click the Add Content button.
 

Google Slides can also be embedded in the learning path.Google Forms can also be embedded in the learning path.

Google Slides and Forms can also be embedded in the learning path for learners to interact with. 


When embedding Google Slides or Forms, please ensure you adjust the privacy settings to Anyone with the link.

When embedding Google Slides or Forms, please ensure you use the shared link as the URL and adjust the sharing permissions to people within your organization or anyone with the link so learners can access the content when taking the learning path.
 

The error message will appear when the website cannot be embedded.

Some websites may block the ability to be embedded on other platforms. In this case, you will receive the “refused to connect” error. Please find an alternative website to replace it.

Reorder the items in the module

Drag and drop the items in the module to adjust their order.

Hold the left mouse key on the hamburger icon next to the item and drag it around to reorder the items.

Rename the item in the module

Click the triple-dot action button, then select Edit for the text or web embed items to rename them.Click the triple-dot action button, then select Rename for the video or interactive video items to rename them.

Click the triple-dot button next to the item, select the Rename or Edit button, and update the title.

Adjust the learning path settings

Click the settings icon at the top to adjust the learning path settings.

Click the Settings icon at the top of the page to expand the settings window.
 

Adjust the settings or add tags to the learning path.

In the settings menu, you can adjust the following settings for the learning path:

  • Lock progression: When this setting is enabled, items in the learning path are locked until the learner completes the previous item, ensuring the learner completes the learning path in the order set by the instructor.
  • Enable learning path certificate: When this setting is enabled, learners can print a completion certificate after completing the learning path. Instructors can upload a badge, signature, and custom message to the certificate. 
  • Keywords/Tags, Target Audience, and Subject: Add identifiers for keywords, tags, target audience, and subject to the learning path to help organize it.
     

Click the X icon to close the settings panel after adjusting the settings.

After adjusting the settings, click the “X” in the top-right corner to close the settings panel. The changes will be saved automatically.

Preview the learning path as a learner

Click the preview button to preview the learning path from the learner's perspective.

During the creation of the learning path, you can preview it at any time. Click the Preview button at the top of the page to switch to preview mode.
 

Click the Exit Preview button to close the preview window.

After previewing, click the Exit Preview button to switch back to edit mode to continue editing the learning path.

Assign the learning path to learners

Click the Assign button to assign the learning path to learners in WeVideo Classes.

When you are ready to assign the learning path to your learners, click the Assign button in the top right corner of the window.
 

Click the triple-dot action button on the learning path, then select Assign.

Alternatively, on the Learning Paths page in Multimedia Creation, click the learning path's triple-dot button and select Assign from the list.
 

Select the audience as users with WeVideo accounts or people outside of your organization.

Select the audience for the assignment; there are two options:

  • Learners: A Student or Teacher account is required to take this assignment.
  • People outside organization: Anyone with the link can access and take this assignment. WeVideo account is not required to complete the learning path that is assigned through this option.
     

Select the class to which the learning path should be assigned.

Select the class where you want to assign the assignment. If you don’t have any class yet, click the Create Class button to create a new class.

 

Enter the due date for the learning path.

(Optional) Set a start date and due date for the assignment. The assignment will not be visible to learners until the start date and will be locked after the due date.

 

Click the Assign button to assign the learning path.

Click the Assign button in the top right corner to assign the learning path to the selected class.
 

The assignment link for the assigned learning path.

Copy the assignment link and share it with your learners. If they have already been enrolled in the class, they can also access the assignment directly from the class.
 

To retrieve the assignment link, click the triple-dot button of the learning path and select the Share option.

To retrieve the share link, click the triple-dot button of the learning path and select the Share option from the list to see the assignment link again.

Monitor learners’ progress in the learning path

Navigate to the Classes page in WeVideo Multimedia Creation, then click the class where the learning path was assigned.

Navigate to the Classes page in WeVideo Multimedia Creation and click to open the class.
 

Click the learning path assignment in the class to launch it.
 

The learners' progress will be displayed in the Student Work section.

The learners’ progress and grade will be displayed in the Student Work section.

Limitations of the learning path

  • If you receive the “refuse to connect” error, it means the website blocks the ability to be embedded on other platforms. Please try to find a different website to embed.
  • The uploaded badge and signature must follow the following requirements:
    • Uploaded badges are resized to 150 px on the longer side of the image while retaining the original aspect ratio. Use an image in a close-to-square format and larger than 150 px for the best effect.
    • The certificate background is white and cannot be adjusted. If the badge is also a light color, consider a darker background or outline to distinguish it from the certificate background.
    • PNG files with transparent backgrounds for the signature image are recommended.
    • The maximum signature width is 200 px, and the maximum height is 100 px. If the uploaded signature is smaller than this height, the file will not be enlarged, as that can result in a blurry image on the certificate.

Role and plan requirements for creating learning paths in WeVideo

Admins and Instructors with the Education license (Instructor or Organization) can access the Learning Paths page from the Multimedia Creation space to create learning paths. While learners cannot create learning paths, they can take the learning path assignment directly from their class after their instructor assigns it.


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