What are the differences between course setup in EdApp and completion settings in SafetyCulture?
In EdApp, course setup determines completion rules. In SafetyCulture, completion settings control this separately from the course itself. After migration, SafetyCulture keeps your historical completion records but recalculates current progress based on the latest published course structure. This means progress and analytics may look different.
SafetyCulture preserves historical completion records during migration, but recalculates current progress based on the latest published course structure.
Learn more about the differences through this table:
Feature | EdApp course setup | SafetyCulture course setup |
|---|---|---|
Course-level settings | Covers the course type (Optional, Mandatory, Due date, or Recurring) and access end dates. | Course settings only cover completion. Admins can choose whether to issue a completion certificate and which certificate template to use. |
Lesson and course completion logic | The Requirements section lets admins set completion rules: Standard completion or Simple open, and whether all lessons count equally, a percentage is enough, or specific lessons are required. | Completion settings apply at the course level and vary by lesson type. For standard lessons, admins can require a minimum score and lock the lesson after completion. For discussion and assignment lessons, admins can choose what counts as completion for each user. |
Non-completion logic | Covers engagement and management features: leaderboards, Brain Boost, Briefcase documents, language settings, and external IDs. | Completion settings focus on completion behavior only. Engagement features, document attachments, and language settings are configured in separate areas of the platform. |
Course progress | Learner progress reflects the course configuration. | After migration, progress may be recalculated based on completion settings. |
Course analytics | Completion data in analytics reflects the course configuration. | After migration, analytics may look different if completion is recalculated. |
Special lesson handling | Completion rules apply at the course level, across all lesson types. | Completion settings don't apply to practical or meeting lessons. A practical lesson is complete when a facilitator submits a pass or fail. A meeting lesson is complete as soon as the learner opens it. |
Exemple : Les cours avec des paramètres d'achèvement personnalisés dans EdApp (par exemple, 2 leçons sur 5) afficheront un pourcentage de progression inférieur dans SC après la migration.
