Curricula can integrate with Combined Knowledge to provide
Combined Knowledge courses. Let’s see how to integrate with Combined
Knowledge.
First, enable Combined Knowledge integration
To begin with, the application admin needs to contact the
MaivenPoint representative to turn on the Combined Knowledge integration
switch for the Curricula tenant in the MaivenPoint Operation Portal
(MOP).
Second, turn on the Combined Knowledge switch
After Combined Knowledge integration has been enabled
for the Curricula tenant, the application admin needs to turn on the Combined
Knowledge switch in MaivenPoint Online Services.
1. In MaivenPoint
Online Services, click Settings on the left navigation pane, and then
click Content library.
2. Turn on the
Combined Knowledge switch.
*Note: The tenant owner or service admin of
MaivenPoint Online Services has the permission to turn on/off the Combined
Knowledge switch. If the application admin has no permissions for this
operation, contact the tenant owner or service admin for assistance.
3. In the Terms
and Conditions panel, click Enable.
Third, find Combined Knowledge courses
All Combined Knowledge courses are displayed as third-party
courses in Curricula. Click Admin on the left navigation pane, and then
click Course configuration. Switch to the Third-party tab to find
all Combined Knowledge courses. Combined Knowledge courses are active and
released, with all learning objects published.
The following table lists the possible condition changes for
Combined Knowledge courses and their corresponding status updates in
Curricula.
|
Condition |
Activeness status |
Released status |
Learning object status |
|
Combined Knowledge subscription is off (disabled in
MOP/MOS) |
Offline |
Released |
Published with an error message |
|
Course is removed in Combined Knowledge |
Removed |
Released |
Published with an error message |