Would like to be able to set proposed elevations and slopes on a proposed grading design. The grading solver is a good starting point but need more flexibility. Ie: Typically we submit to TDLR (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation) to appr...

For customized playlist, it is often desired to add additional content to an existing learning plan that otherwise supplements the base topics of the existing plan. In these instances, it would be nice to be able to start a playlist by adding an e...

Viewers must be able to move the video forward and backward to rewatch parts of the video they want to review. Limiting viewers to only viewing videos in their entirety is a waste of time

Playback speed settings are missing from videos. Allow the user to choose a faster playback speed.

As a Learn Administrator i would like for users to receive an email when i enroll them, otherwise i have to mail them separately and it's a double work

It should be possible to pick modules from the existing learning paths and combine them to a company specific learning path that can be assigned to learners within the company. It was available in the old platform and gives the administrators poss...

Currently, the playlist creator has to invite people specifically/individually. It would be very helpful to be able to publish playlists that people could choose from or be sent a link to to cover specific tasks/learning paths highlighted by the o...

I register all users for ORD training for GDOT and use the register multiple users option. However, if a user needs to unenroll, they have to do it. I cannot unenroll them and I do not see their unenrollment confirmation so I dont know if they act...

I would like to see the same groups from User Management under Subscription Services linked to the Learn Admin groups. If groups are manually created, other admins cannot see them.

Playback speed is reset to 1.0 every time you open a new video. Alow users to set their own default playback speed so that they don't need to change the setting every time they open a new video.