Introduction
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Currently, learners can generate learning paths only if the LMS admin at your organization configures the availability of the new UI in SharePoint and Teams. If this is configured, learners can set the Beta preview toggle on My Training Dashboard to On and try out the new user experience. If this isn't configured, learners will continue to use the original UI on My Training Dashboard and won't be able to generate learning paths until the new UI becomes the default.
For learners who prefer more control in building learning paths, and for organizations that don’t yet use AI or the skills framework in Learn365, it's possible to build learning paths manually. Using this approach, learners have full control and flexibility over their learning paths.
For more information about learning paths and how they can help learners navigate their personalized learning journey, see this article.
In this article, we describe how learners can manually create personalized learning paths to support their learning journey via the My Training section on My Training Dashboard.
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Learners at all organizations that have enabled the new UI can manually generate learning paths.
Manually generate learning paths
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Learners can have as many manually-generated learning paths as they want.
Required role: learner.
Learners can manually generate learning paths, regardless of whether the organization has enabled AI features or has configured the skills framework.
1. Go to My Training Dashboard > My training. The My training page opens.
2. Scroll down to the My learning paths section.
Here, learners see the learning paths they have generated.
3. Select New learning path.
The options learners see depend on the features configured at your organization.
4. From the popup menu, select Create from scratch. The My learning path page opens. Here, learners see an empty learning path with a default title and description. The page name refers to the default title of the learning path.
Next steps
When learners manually generate a learning path, they can continue to build it (for example, by adding and removing training) to ensure it remains relevant and appropriate throughout their learning journey. They can also enroll in, and take training directly from, a learning path.
For information about how learners build, edit, and manage learning paths, and take training from within a learning path, see this article.
Additional reading
- For information about how learners generate learning paths with AI, see this article.
- For information about how learners generate learning paths based on target skills, see this article.
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