Recognizing learners’ achievements with badges is a great way to motivate and reward them. Adobe Learning Manager (ALM) provides an option to include badge details in course completion emails. However, embedding actual badge images directly into these emails can be tricky, as there is no dedicated placeholder for badge images. This blog post will guide you through a workaround to include badge images in your course completion emails.
Managing access to course content in Adobe Learning Manager (ALM) is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your training programs. One common requirement is to prevent learners from reopening and accessing course information after they have completed it. While ALM does not directly support locking completed courses, there are functionalities to achieve a similar effect using SCORM content and specific settings in ALM. This blog post will guide you through the process.
Extracting learning data, such as learner transcript reports, from Adobe Learning Manager (ALM) can be efficiently managed through ALM’s v2 API. This blog post will guide you through the process of using the Job API to pull data in CSV format, detailing the necessary steps from setting up authentication to generating and downloading the report.
When developing e-learning content using Articulate Storyline, ensuring compatibility across all devices is crucial for providing a seamless learning experience. A common issue that may arise is the malfunction of interactive elements, such as drag-and-drop questions, on certain devices. This blog post addresses a specific scenario where a drag-and-drop question in a Storyline course fails to function on iPad and iPhone, despite working correctly on a computer.
Managing user data in Adobe Learning Manager can be challenging, especially when dealing with data from multiple sources. Understanding and resolving duplicate entry and duplicate user errors is crucial for maintaining an accurate user database. By carefully reviewing and validating your CSV files and ensuring consistent use of UUIDs, you can prevent these errors and streamline your data management process.
For any further assistance, refer to the CSV Validator tool provided by Adobe and ensure your CSV files are correctly formatted before uploading. This proactive approach will help you avoid common pitfalls and maintain a seamless user management experience in ALM.
This endpoint is used to enroll a learner/user of ALM in to a course or learning object instance. This API endpoint uses a user ID, learning object id and learning object instance id to successfully enroll the user.
This endpoint can be used to extract or retrieve the enrollments of a specific user of ALM. The result will provide the enrolled courses, learning paths, certifications and Job aids. The enrollment ID of the user for each learning object is present in the beginning of the response data model hence this endpoint can also be used to get the enrollment ID and loResourceGrades ID of a user for any learning object.
The below article shows how to retrieve or extract the list of all the users present in a user group of the Adobe Learning Manager account using the V2 API. You can use this endpoint to check the user’s attributes such as name, user ID, email, active fields etc along with the manager details.
The below article shows how to retrieve or extract the list of all the user groups present in the Adobe Learning Manager account using the V2 API. You can use this endpoint to check the user group details of all the user groups such as their date created value, description, name, state and user count.
In this article, I will explain how to identify the include parameters and how it can be used in ALM API endpoint calls to retrieve additional information in relationship to the API response/data received.
Update user details of an ALM instance using v2 API. This patch API endpoint is useful for external systems to update leaner information in Adobe Learning Manager.
This is the Adobe Learning Manager API endpoint to delete users from the ALM instance.
