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[Product Pull Request] Add functionality to enable course teams to add/edit/change course modes directly in Studio #228
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Thanks for your submission, @openedx/open-edx-project-managers will review shortly. |
@e0d - You had a data-informed opinion about which course modes should be included in a new studio-based configuration. Could you add those here so we can keep all the spec details in one place? |
I asked internally for some data about course modes and their usage by eduNEXT clients. I'll post that info here as soon as I get it🥇 |
Hello there! My team put this dashboard together with valuable data about course modes: Course mode ranking (most frequently used order): honor, no-id-professional, audit, verified, professional. We could first create a list of the most common course modes and make the list configurable to change it later. |
Hi there @jmakowski1123 🥇 : These are some changes proposed for the UI according to previous feedback: The form could look like this (taken from Certificate signatures) but with the course modes info: What do you think? This is just a sketch, so it looks a bit sloppy; we can do a better one later with a more precise idea! |
Thanks @mariajgrimaldi ! Your data about the most common course modes is super helpful. What I'd like to do next is a quick comparison with edx.org data, to see if their data reflects yours. Between the two data sets, we should be able to distill a sahred list of the most commonly used modes, and as you suggest, start with the top 5 and make the list configurable so more can be added in the future. I'll reach out to edx.org today. We should also build in a CTA and/or workflow for when an author wants to choose a mode not yet represented on the list. It could be as simple as "If you don't see the mode you need, click here to be directed to the django admin" or something like that. |
I read the discussion, i think the direction this PR took is great |
@cablaa77 take a look at this idea that impacts studio. |
Hi @cablaa77! Just seeing if there's any update here? |
Hello, together with @maguilarUXUI our ui ux designer we have created a prototype to continue the discussion about this feature. |
As @santiagosuarezedunext mentions, this prototype was created based on Paragon's Design Systems, in this proposal the Enrollments Tracks section will show the different course modes available with the option to enable, disable and edit each one of them. |
Thanks for sharing the figma files, @santiagosuarezedunext and @maguilarUXUI ! I appreciate the tile-based approach to configuring the enrollment types. @cablaa77 I'm going to add this to the next UX/UI meeting (May 4) as Mike/Jon should be in the loop on reviewing and providing feedback. |
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@santiagosuarezedunext @maguilarUXUI |
Hi all - just checking to see if there's an update here? |
@mphilbrick211 There is no advance in this topic yet. Right now we can not work in this because we are in the same product process with other prioritized features. |
@mphilbrick211 This one can also go into draft status, until we can finish usabiliity testing/prototyping with Edunext. |
This is the Primary Product Ticket for the following community contribution: Add functionality to enable course teams to add/edit/change course modes directly in Studio.
The original PR (linked below) focused on adding functionality so course teams could add Honor course modes directly in Studio, via a yet-to-be-designed "Edit Enrollment tracks" configuration in the "Settings tab". This would simplify the workflow for course teams in creating and managing certificates by allowing them to stay in Studio, rather than navigating to the Django LMS admin to add the Honor course mode.
I suggest the following expansion of scope for this functionality:
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