How to Login on Website as an Admin/ a student ?

Step 1: Open your website Domain

Step 2: Click on the Sign in option on the top right ( For both admin/ student)

To open the admin Dashboard, hover over the website name on the top left and click on Dashboard.

How to add a new user?

Step 1: Go to admin Dashboard

Step 2 : Hover over the user option and click add new.

Step 3: Fill up the required fields (Username & Email)

Step 4: Choose role as a subscriber.

Step 5: Click on add new user button.

How to assign a course to the added/registered ? student

How student will give the access the course?

Step 1: Sign in as a Student

Step 2: Click on my courses (Menu option on left sidebar)

How to see the scores of Students?

Step 1: Go to admin Dashboard

Step 2: Hover over user and click on all users

Step 3: Hover over the student’s name you wants to see the result of and click on edit.

Step 4: Click on statistics option, in a course info section, to see the detailed reporting.

How to Integrate Zoom API with Website?

How to add Live Classes on your Website?

How to Create a new course ?

Creating Your First Course?

Navigate to IELTS LMS > COURSES
Click the “Add New” button at the top of the page
Click the “Builder” tab in the top navigation bar

Course Builder Overview

At the top of the course builder, you’ll see:

The total number of steps in the course
- This is comprised of all lessons, topics & quizzes that have been assigned to the course

Add Content to Your Course

Lessons

Aside from section headings, lessons will likely be the first type of content you’ll want to add to your course. You can create brand new lessons directly from the course builder, or add existing lessons that you’ve already created. Let’s take a look at each.

Create New Lessons

Click the “New Lesson” link
Type the name of your lesson
Press ENTER, or click the “Add Lesson” button

Edit a Lesson’s Content

If you’d like to edit the content within a lesson, you can click the blue “Edit” link that appears when you hover over a lesson.

Video Progression

Video progression is a way to require users to watch the entirety of a video before they can mark content as complete. It can be used for both lessons & topics, and works the same way for both.

This guide will walk you through the settings of video progression and explain how it works.

How to Enable It

Navigate to a lesson or topic edit screen in the admin
Video progression is found on the Settings tab, under Display & Content Options
Toggle the switch to turn it on
Configure your settings (which we’ll discuss below)

Supported Video Providers

The video progression feature supports the following video providers:

Vimeo (vimeo.com)
YouTube (youtu.be or youtube.com)
Wistia (wistia.com)
NOTE: Requires this additional Wistia plugin.
Spotlightr (spotlightr.com)
NOTE: formerly vooPlayer
Amazon S3

Display Timing

This setting determines when your video will be shown to the user, and how to handle sub-steps associated with the lesson/topic.

Before completed sub-steps (default)
The video will be shown immediately and must be fully watched before the user can access any of the lesson/topic’s associated sub-steps (topics and/or quizzes).
After completing sub-steps
The video will initially be hidden. It will become visible after the user has completed the lesson/topic’s associated sub-steps (topics and/or quizzes). The entire video must be watched in order to complete the lesson/topic.

The next 3 options only appear if you’ve chosen “After completing sub-steps.”

IMPORTANT
Video progression logic (i.e. auto-completion, completion delay and disabling mark complete button) will not be applied if you are logged in as Administrator and the Bypass Course Limits option is active.

Lesson/Topic Auto-completion

Enabling this option will automatically mark the lesson/topic complete once the user has watched the entire video.

Completion Delay

This refers to the delay (in seconds) between when the video is finished and when the lesson/topic is marked complete.

Default is no delay (0 seconds)

Mark Complete Button

By default, the “Mark Complete” button will be hidden, but this setting allows you to display it.

Simply enable this setting to show the “Mark Complete” button

Autostart

Enable this setting to have the video automatically start playing on page load.

Due to browser policies to prevent unwanted ads from playing automatically, videos with autoplay or autostart enabled will play with the volume muted. Since this is now the default behavior for most browsers, make sure that the controls are enabled on your video so that your users will be able to unmute them.

If controls are hidden, including the pause/play button, autoplay must be enabled for the users to be able to watch the video. Depending on the video host, the volume controls may still work with keyboard shortcuts (common ones are the “M” key, the “+” or “-” keys, or the up and down arrow keys). Check out this help article from Youtube on their player’s keyboard shortcuts.

On the browser’s end, there may be different ways around it depending on the browsers that your users are using. Here are a couple of resources that you can check for Firefox and Safari. Although there are no known solutions to go around this for Chrome users, here’s the official documentation for the policy change from Google, in case you want to read more about it.

NOTE
It is still possible for the user’s default browser settings to override this feature and prevent autoplay completely, whether muted or not.

Video Controls Display

By default, video controls are hidden from the user. Video controls include play, pause, volume, closed captions, and other settings found at the bottom of a video.

Enabling “Video Controls Display” will show all of these controls to the user, and allow them to have more control over the video.

NOTE
This feature is only available for YouTube & local videos.