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Cindy Geyer

• 22 October 2018 00:06
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We use the Learner Portal for providing learning and assessment materials to our students (as well as for submission of assessments).

Currently if there is a unit in common across two different qualifications or programs, there is no way to set resources to display only to learners in one qualification/program and not the other.

An example is the unit "CHCLEG001 Work legally and ethically", which is part of the Cert III in Early Childhood and the Cert III in Individual Support. As these programs are for completely different industry areas, the resources for the unit are different for each program. We would never have identical resources for a unit in different qualification/industry areas.

Another example is where an RTO might deliver the unit stand-alone or to different client-groups with contextualised resources.  

We need there to be a way to limit the visibility of the resources to specific programs.

The only option we have available to us is to add to every single resource item a reference to the qualification/program.  This is cumbersome to do, and also looks bad from the student's perspective - having to wade through a list of resources on the Subject Details page to find the ones that relate to their program.  It also means students have access to resources that they are not meant to be given access to, which is an issue particularly for licensed resources.

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  Sarah Starski

  • 21 October 2018 22:20

  this sounds like a logical and useful proposal :)

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  Belinda Kemp

  • 15 May 2020 04:08

  I'm still having this issue. Would love to see resources linked to units in specified qualifications/classes.

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  Amelia Daw

  • 30 July 2020 23:16

  Would also like to attach resources to certain classes, at the moment this can only be done through workshops but we do not attach workshops to all of our classes

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  Calvin Young

  • 31 July 2020 05:55

  Agreed. Having an easy way to provide contextualised learner resources and assessments to students at a unit and course level is a must.

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