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E-courses Center

Published 10 October 2026, Updated 10 October 2026

The E-courses Center is the management side of the E-courses page. It lets authorized staff organize courses into course areas, add and update e-courses, choose who can follow them and, when your organization uses it, review every new or modified content before members can see it.

The page is the same as the members’ E-Courses page, but its title reads E-Courses Manager and extra controls appear: edit icons on each card and on each course area, Add a course, Refresh, Advanced view, the Roles filter, the Display inactives switch and the review statuses.

E-Courses Manager page with the manager filters, the course area edit icons, the To review / To correct statuses and the card icons
E-Courses Manager page with the manager filters, the course area edit icons, the To review / To correct statuses and the card icons

Who can do what

What you see depends on three member credentials (set in the member’s credentials page) and on the course areas you are attached to.

CredentialWhat it allows
Can manage E-coursesOpens the manager view: all courses (including inactive ones), Add a course, Add a new area, Advanced view, Roles filter. You can modify, duplicate or delete only the courses of the course areas where you are listed as a Responsible.
Can review E-coursesMakes you a reviewer: you see the To review and To correct statuses and you can Set as Reviewed, handle correction requests and Restore backup files, for the course areas where you are listed as a Reviewer. Members with this credential receive a message when a course is waiting for review or correction (if your organization enabled these notifications).
Can see and launch all E-coursesShows and opens every e-course, even those not open to your roles. It doesn’t give any editing right.

Senior administrators are treated as responsible and reviewer of every course area.

Important: being a Responsible or a Reviewer of a course area is not enough on its own. The member must also have the matching credential (Can manage E-courses or Can review E-courses). The course area window reminds you of this.

Icons used in the E-courses Center

IconWhereMeaning
Blue penCourse card, course areaOpen the course or area in its edit window.
Recycle binCourse card, course areaDelete (or deactivate) the course or area.
Undo arrowInactive card or areaReactivate (Un-delete).
Rubber stampCourse cardThe course is waiting for review: click to set it as reviewed.
HandCourse cardCorrection requests are waiting for this course.
Clock with arrow (red)Course cardBackups of earlier course files exist: click to restore one.
Faded coverCourse cardThe course is inactive (visible only with Display inactives).

Articles in this chapter

  1. Course areas, responsibles and reviewers
  2. Adding and modifying an e-course
  3. Deleting, duplicating and reactivating courses
  4. Reviewing e-courses, corrections and backups
  5. Advanced view

Articles

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