• Deleting a learning journey

  Don't need a learning journey anymore? You can of course delete it. You can do this through the learning journey settings. Then click on Actions in the top right corner > Move to trash. Your learning journey is now deleted!Few readers

• Integrating SCORM in Pluvo

  LTI is the most common way to integrate external e-learnings into Pluvo. But sometimes this is not possible, for example because the other platform does not integrate with LTI. In that case, Pluvo also allows you to upload a SCORM file (Sharable Content Object Reference Model). Pluvo supports both SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004. However, only version 2004 makes it possible to view participant progress. Uploading a SCORM file in Pluvo First, make sure you obtain a SCORM file from the other platforFew readers

• Gain insights with the matrix

  Do you want a quick overview of what the participants in your learning journey have already completed and what they still need to do? Do you want to know exactly which assignments have been submitted? The learning journey matrix is extremely useful for this! The learning journey matrix visually shows which participants have completed the course modules, assignment modules, external e-learnings, and certificates in your learning journey and which ones they haven't. What does the matrix indicFew readers

• Optimizing SCORM packages: reducing file size for faster training

  A SCORM package is a zip file containing all the content a participant sees: slides, videos, images, audio and the technical files for communicating with Pluvo. The larger that package, the longer it takes before a participant can start the training, and the greater the chance of upload problems. What is the recommended file size? The common guideline in e-learning is a maximum of 100 MB per SCORM package. Packages above 100 MB can technically be uploaded, but you'll notice the difFew readers

• Quick start: from idea to e-learning

  You want to create an e-learning course. You’re at that point. But then, a lot of information comes at you. You can use the following step-by-step guide as a reference when building your e-learning course in Pluvo. This way, you'll be sure you’re doing the right things in a logical order. *The most important steps are included here. Of course, there’s much more you can do in Pluvo. For more information, check out our other articles or get in touch with usFew readers

• Create a learning journey

  Create Your Learning Journey Creating a learning journey is simple from the screen you see after logging in. To create a learning journey, click on the 'new' icon and then on learning journey. A window will open on the right side. On this page, choose a cover image (1440px x 300px) for your learning journey, enter a title, and select a color for the title. You canFew readers

• How to copy a learning journey

  Copying a Learning Journey To copy a learning journey, go to the learning journey settings: Then click on Actions > Copy. ||| Note! When you copy a learning journey, the course modules within it will also be copied. If you edit the course module in the new lFew readers

• Setup conditions within a learning journey

  Setting conditions within a module group in Pluvo You can precisely determine when participants gain access to learning materials/modules in Pluvo. Adding a Condition Go to your learning path. Click on the pencil icon in your module group. Select the condition you want to apply to your module group. The differences are explained below. ![](https://storage.crisp.Few readers

• The order of learning journeys

  Order of Learning Journeys on the Homepage On the homepage, learning journeys are presented in a specific order. This order is always alphabetical, unless you have set dates in the settings of your learning journeys. Learning journeys with dates always come first, and the order is determined by the date closest to the current day. Sorting Learning Journeys with the SamFew readers

• The sequence of learning journeys

  On the homepage, learning paths are presented in a specific order. The default order is always alphabetical. However, this changes if you've set dates in the settings of your learning paths. Learning paths with dates always appear above those without dates. Here, you'll see the date closest to the current day displayed first. If you have two learning paths starting on the same dayFew readers

• How do I add a trainer or mentor to a learning journey

  Adding a Trainer or Mentor to a Learning Path If there is someone leading the learning path, add them as a trainer or mentor. It's straightforward to add a trainer or mentor to a learning path. Step 1: Ensure that the person has the general role of a trainer. You can do this via management > users > click on the user's name > profile. Step 2: Go to the learning path for which you want to make this user a trainer or mentor. Open the trainers tab and click on the plus icon. **Step 3Few readers

• Adding locations

  Locations You can add various components to your learning journey. In addition to lesson modules, for example, you can also add locations in a similar way. To do this, go to your learning journey and click on 'Add modules'. The screen below will appear. Here, choose to add a 'location'. Adding a location can be helpful if, for instance, you are planning a physical meeting. YourFew readers

• Setup notifications

  When you add modules to your learning path based on date, entry, or the completion of a previous module, you can set up notifications to inform your students when a module opens. You can set up notifications for new lesson modules as well as for other components such as assignments, locations, or files. How to add a notification? First, we assume that you have already added a module. Read this article if you're unsure how to add modules toFew readers

• Viewing progress of participants

  Are you curious about how far your participants have progressed in the learning journey? In Pluvo, you can easily check this! Checking progress in the learning journey One way to check progress is by opening the learning journey and then clicking on the participants tab. You'll immediately see a list of all participants and their progress through the learning journey:Some readers

• Integrating material using LTI 1.3

  LTI, or Learning Tool Interoperability, is a widely-used and simple way to link learning materials to other systems. It enables various educational tools and platforms to work together. Below, we explain how to link learning materials created in Pluvo to another LMS. Benefits of LTI Integration Easily access different learning resources from one place. With an LTI integration, learners only need to log in once to access all resources from a single platform. **User informatiSome readers

• Add a point system to your academy

  Has someone completed your e-learning? Then you'll naturally want to award a certificate! You can also assign points to the certificate, such as study load hours (SBU). The earned points can be easily found in the participant's portfolio. How do you set up the point system? From the homepage of your academy, click on the gear icon in the header to go to your academy's settings. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/efb20d00b64eb000/schermafbeelding-2025-02-03-om_m6vb2fSome readers