Thanks, I’ll say it’s out of order for at least the Advanced Project Management course.
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I didn’t see if this was asked or not, but can I create/design my own Learning Paths?
Curious on if this feature has been released? If not is there a new timeline? Thanks in advance!
Hi Kari
Is there an update on the new feature which will allow us to add our own content to the ELC? Also as customising agendas / learning paths is no longer allowed, can we mark certain courses as Non-Mandatory? I am a Power User on our ELC, but the option to mark courses as Mandatory / Non Mandatory is greyed out for me.
Look forward to hearing from you.
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Is there any way to provision users in the ELC other than manually adding them or importing a CSV? Something like SCIM provisioning, or even if I setup a user in EpicWeb them getting an ELC account would be nice (maybe they are?).
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IDP is the other way to provision users for ELC and other epicor supported applications. We do have an open idea on an Azure Active Directory option as a future enhancement. Log in to your workspace | Aha!
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This feature is currently in development and scheduled for our next release. Please vote and follow the related Epicor Idea to stay up to speed on any release updates. Log in to your workspace | Aha!
You are able to personalize learning enrollments with groups and automated enrollment rules. This will allow you to specify which courses you would like respective groups to take based on their functional role. I recommend leveraging our out of box learning paths to identify which courses make sense for your organizations structure.
We do not offer the ability to edit our out of box courses or learning paths. When enrolling a user, you can provide guidance to the user on if that course is manditory, recommended or optional. This is done at the time of enrollment on a course level and is not managed at the learning path level.
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I think this link will work for non-employees:
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If we create them in Epicweb under our org, does that give them the ability to use this “Sign Up Now” feature on the login page? Or do I have to go sign them up and add their user in ELC by “manually adding them” as @Noffie said?
@karihagedorn On the Legacy ELC - We could access ‘Kinetic Articles’ - It used to be on the homepage bottom right as soon as there was a new release. Is there any way to access these articles on the new ELC?
All help will be appreciated.
Hi Abdul - No this is not yet available in the new ELC as we are hoping to reimagine this feature in the new experience. Please do submit an Epicor Idea if you would like to see this prioritized on our roadmap and share any specific items you liked or did not like about the past experience.
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There is no longer any connection between ELC users and EpicWeb users or credentials. You would need to add to both or leverage IDP. Please note if they complete the self signup process, it does require you to approve them in ELC by flag the status as active on their user record before they can login.
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I see. So I have to add them myself. How does it know if they do the sign up process themselves that they belong to our company?
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When a user completes the self sign up process they have to enter their site ID number which connects them to your company. Then the admin receives an in application notification that their has been a user requesting access and a link to their record for you to approve/activate their login. Once you approve/activate their welcome letter is automatically generated with their credentials.
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Thanks so much! When we onboard, I try and provide instructions to the user about how to sign up, but since I am not a new user I’ve never gone through it.
-Utah