LMS
- Before you get started
- What do the indicators on my dashboard show?
- How do I create a course from scratch?
- What are the visibility types for a course?
- How do I configure the assessment for a course?
- How do I create and manage course materials?
- How do I manage my course enrollments?
- How do I archive, duplicate, or delete a course?
- How do I generate content with artificial intelligence?
- How do I configure a course certificate?
- I'm a multi-company user. Can I access the LMS for each company?
- How do I import a SCORM course?
- How do LMS courses sync with the Training module?
- How do I assign a course by department, workplace, group, or job position?
- How can I share a course via a public link?
- How do I import a course shared via a public URL?
- How can I upload a presentation as LMS material?
- How do I manage who has administrator access to the LMS?
- How do I view an employee's training analytics in Analytics?
How do I import a course shared via a public URL?
If someone shares a public URL for a course from another Sesame account, you can bring it into your own account as a complete, editable copy, without having to rebuild it from scratch.
To do this, you need Edit access in the LMS. If you don't have it, you'll be able to view the course, but you won't be able to complete the import.
Steps to import the course
- Open the public URL that was shared with you. Enter the password if prompted.
- Click the "Import to Sesame" button.
- Log in with your Sesame account.
- Confirm the import. If the course contains large files, such as videos, you'll see a progress indicator while the process completes.
- When the import is complete, you'll find the course in the "Imported courses" tab, with the status "Draft". From there, you can edit and publish it freely, just like any other course created in your account.
⚠️ The imported course is unlinked from the original course from the moment of import. If the original course is subsequently modified, your copy will not be updated.
If you import the same public course more than once, each import will generate an independent copy and will not replace the previous ones.