Tribal Habits

You can create categories to help sort and filter topics, articles and pathways, as well as for reporting purposes.

How can I categorise topics, articles and pathways?

Here are some examples of common pathways created using our library topics. Create similar pathways in your portal to get set up fast.

Categories and Skills (Roles) allow you to group or label training content and can be used for filtering, however, their use cases differ.

Our 'Next Enrolment' and 'Next Certification' features allow you to automatically enrol learners into new topics, articles or pathways.

You can set certification dates for topics, articles and pathways to manage knowledge which has expiry dates or retake periods.

You can't download a topic as a stand-alone piece of content, but you can download a PDF, share modules using SCORM links, and access data.

The active, draft and archived statuses help admins manage topics and articles in their portal. Pathways can also be active or archived.

Tribal Habits' pathways allow you to group topics and articles together for a single learning experience.

It is possible to create and download a PDF of your topics and articles in Tribal Habits.

You want to start enrolling learners into your training, but before you do, we recommend reviewing these creator and admin checklists first!

Each Topic, Article or Pathway has a Timeline tab that you can run a Timeline report specifically for the selected knowledge.

Each Topic or Article has settings available for accessibility.

Individual Topics, Articles and Pathways, have the ability for you to run an Enrolments report for them. You can also perform bulk actions.

Every Topic and Article has their own Analytics tab, which is helpful for a reporting summary on various Analytic data activity.

The Assessment tab when in a specific Topic is a snapshot of all Assessments added to the Topic and a list of current answers provided.

While you can't give standard users visibility of the library, you can choose modules from the library to make available for self-enrolment.