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Courses Overview

An overview of course creation, management, and delivery within Lumofy. This article explains how courses form the foundation of learning experiences.

Written by Abdelrahman Tarek

Before You Start

  • You must be a Super Admin or an Admin

  • This article is a conceptual overview. For step-by-step instructions, go to [Creating a Course]


Overview

A Course is a structured learning module built from a set of content items such as videos, text, and flipping cards, designed to build specific knowledge. Courses are created and managed in the Content Builder and can be delivered to Talents on their own or as part of a Development Pathway. Alongside Kits, Guides, and Bites, Courses are the largest content type you can build yourself in Lumofy.


Where Courses Live

Courses are managed under Develop → Content Builder, together with the other content types you can build: Bites, Guides, and Kits. The Content Builder list shows each item's name, type, language, and status.

From this page you can:

  • Use the Search by item's name field and Filters to find an item

  • Click Content Providers to browse content from external providers connected to your account

  • Click Add New to create a new content item

  • Use the three-dot menu on any row to manage an existing item


Ways to Create a Course

When you create a new course, Lumofy asks how you want to build it. The Select How You Want to Create Your Course modal offers three options:

  • Create with Content Builder: build your course directly in Lumofy using interactive content types like videos, text, and more, all organized into flexible micro-learning modules

  • Import a SCORM: upload an existing course package in SCORM format. Lumofy handles the setup so you can start tracking learner progress instantly

  • Start with a Template: choose a ready-made course structure to save time, then customize it fully to fit your learning goals

💡 Tip: Use Import a SCORM when your organization already has courses built in an external authoring tool. Use Start with a Template when you want a proven structure without building from scratch.


Course Languages

A course can be created in Arabic, English, or both (Arabic & English). The language appears in the Language column of the Content Builder list, and Talents see the course in the language it was built in.


Course States

A course can be in one of two states:

State

What it means

Draft

The course is saved but not visible to Talents. You can continue editing it

Published

The course is live and can be assigned to or discovered by Talents


How Courses Connect to the Platform

Development Pathways Courses can be added to Milestones inside a Development Pathway, making them building blocks of larger development journeys. A course can also be delivered on its own.

Other content types Courses sit alongside Bites (short-form content), Guides (written articles), and Kits (shared training files) in the Content Builder. Use a course when the topic needs a structured, multi-part learning experience.

Content Providers In addition to courses you create yourself, your catalog can include courses from external providers connected to your Lumofy account.

Talents Published courses reach Talents through assignment by Admins or Managers, or through Pathways they are enrolled in.


FAQs

What is the difference between a Course and a Bite, Guide, or Kit?

A course is a structured, multi-part learning module. A Bite is a short-form video, a Guide is a written article, and a Kit is a training file shared with Talents. Use a course when the topic needs depth and sequence.

Can the same course appear in more than one Pathway?

Yes. A course is an independent content item and can be reused across multiple Pathways.

Can Talents see a course while it is in Draft?

No. Draft courses are visible only in the Content Builder. Talents see a course only after it is Published.

What is SCORM?

SCORM is a standard format for packaging e-learning content. If your courses were built in an external authoring tool, you can export them as SCORM and import them into Lumofy with progress tracking included.

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