Course creation is easy and simple, if you know how to do it. Read the below step-by-step process to set you and your learners up for success.
Step 1
Log into your administrative account at NHANOW.com
Step 2
If you are providing NHA materials to your candidates, click the Inventory Tab on the left-hand side of your screen
Step 3
Confirm adequate inventory is listed in the appropriate resource for your candidate(s)
- There should be one item listed per candidate
*If more materials are required please contact your NHA representative prior to enrolling any candidates.
Step 4
Select Courses on the left-hand side of your screen
Step 5
Choose the + New Course button on the upper right-hand side of your screen.
Step 6
Start by titling your course and adding Start/End dates if desired. To add materials to your course, toggle the Included in Course button to Yes.
Notes:
- You can title a course anything you’d like but can’t re-use the same course title. Any materials included will be placed in the course for ALL learners.
- End date will not end candidate access to the materials
- Selecting multiple resources will provide that content to all enrolled in the course
- Not all materials work in the same way. Reference your material Implementation Guide for further information regarding Best Practices
Step 7
When the course is completed select Create Course
- You will see your course listed on the Courses main page
*Other How-To resources are available for inviting/enrolling candidates, course management, and reporting tools.
After the course – follow these 3 steps
Step 1
To Archive a course once it’s completed, open the Course Details
Step 2
Select Archive Course at the top of the screen to move your course out of activity
*Note: Archiving does not revoke candidate access from the materials or end reporting. It de-activates the roster feature so no new candidate can be added to that course
Step 3
Archived courses and their reporting and rosters are visible to you through your View Archived Courses tab within the Courses section
