Updating Training Material Across Multiple Courses

You are able to update training material across multiple courses directly within your Resources.

First, make sure that the training material (lecture or supplemental material) you want to update has been added to your courses from the Resources. To learn more about how to add training material from the Resources read:
How Can I Add Lectures To A Course?
Can I Add Bonus Content To A Course?

In the left navigation, make sure you are in the Academy Workspace.

When in the Academy Workspace, select Training Admin for all Training Administration options. Here, select Resources.

Here, find the training material that you want to update. Select More Info associated with the desired file.

Update File allows you to update the resource item without affecting those in courses.

Update Course File allows you to update files within courses.

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After selecting Update Course File, a window will appear displaying the courses associated with this file. Check the box next to the appropriate courses, and select the Update Course button.

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Check this box if you'd like periodic reminders sent to admins, the course creator, or both. Be sure to save when finished.

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When selected, you can then determine who receives these notifications.

Select Admin in the upper navigation bar. Then, under Notifications on the left, Set Reminders.

Under Notification about periodical content update, determine who should receive the notifications and when.

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Note:
If a lecture was initially added to the Resources page and made available for use across multiple courses, you may occasionally find that a specific course no longer appears when selecting the Update Course File option. This behavior may occur if the file was subsequently updated directly within a course lecture using the Update option.

In such cases, the system creates a standalone version of the file within that lecture, thereby removing its association with the original Resource item. This ensures that the lecture maintains its own dedicated version of the file, specific to the course context.

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