Administrator function

Courseware function (curriculum control function)

Optimize the order and selection of learning, and automatically create a strategic learning path.

Expected results

By combining disparate courses, you can construct a "learning scenario" that aligns with the instructor's intentions.

Advanced controls are automated, such as specifying the order in which courses are taken, unlocking the next step upon fulfilling certain conditions, and preventing duplicate courses.

Participants can focus on acquiring skills via the shortest route without having to wonder "what should I do next?".

Administrators can reduce operational workload while accurately reflecting and implementing the organization's grand design for education and training within the system.

Function details

[1] "Order control (designation of the order of lessons)" to encourage steady progress.

This system prioritizes courses and enforces learning in a specified order.

It enforces step-by-step learning, such as "You cannot proceed to Course B until Course A is completed," making it ideal for educational programs that build from foundation to advanced levels.

The order of courses can be rearranged using intuitive drag-and-drop functionality, making it easy to design and manage even complex curricula.

[2] "Order control (condition-based, permission to attend)" based on progress and ability.

This control system allows students to take the next step only after completing a specific set of courses (designated courses).

It allows for flexible learning paths, such as "completing any (or all) of courses A, B, and C unlocks related advanced courses."

It supports autonomous skill development by expanding learning options according to individual proficiency and interests, without rigidly fixing the order of courses.

[3] "Similar Course Enrollment Control" that automatically prevents duplicate enrollment.

This is a cutting-edge control type that groups multiple similar courses as "competitors" and limits the number of courses that can be taken.
For example, by setting it to "either the 2025 version or the 2026 version," it prevents unintended duplicate enrollment.
When the limit is reached, the reason (name of the competing course) is automatically displayed on the screen to guide the student.
This achieves "operational automation" that prevents employees' valuable time from being wasted and encourages them to focus on new learning.

CSV support and advanced search functionality

Even when managing hundreds or thousands of courses, the CSV import function allows for bulk registration and updating of courseware settings.

Furthermore, the administration screen features enhanced search capabilities by "control type" and improved visualization of settings, allowing you to grasp the overall picture of complex educational programs at a glance.

It supports detailed operation not only by the overall administrator but also by role administrators in each department.