Feature Requests

Course instructors and administrators should be able to receive an email each time a student or others instructors writes a post in the course community. I understand that the "Bell" notifies when there is a new post, but it requires logging into the platform to see it. Additionally, instructors should be able to reply to these student posts directly from the email itself, without having to access New Zenler for that purpose.

I discovered, unwittingly, that when a user unenrolls or is booted from a program by the system "all his data in the course, including course progress, will be removed, including quiz inputs." This data is non-recoverable. Not only is this terrible best practice for data management and an absolute nightmare for situations where this was done inadvertently, but it also exposes creators to massive legal risk. This issue needs to be addressed immediately. Can you imagine if someone sues a creator for non-delivery of services and I have absolutely zero proof that the program was being delivered to them and they were engaging with it? Following are some recommendations. 1) Data should NEVER be deleted without express authorization from the data owner, which includes the site admins. 2) Any unenrollment should be reversible. Progress in a program can be reset or reinstated. 3) Answers to quizzes and surveys should remain accessible.

We noticed that you have updated the community and we noticed that members can now see everyone's names... We need to hide this information. We try to be discreet about our costumers personal information and some people are not comfortable for us to share their name to everybody.

It would be a game changer if we had the ability to schedule posts in the community feature. So that we don’t have to post real time and could schedule multiple posts to be published on select dates and times.

As I have multiple Facilitators/Instructors, I would like it so the instructors are not able to see sales pages or to be able to edit content. This is extremely risky that they can edit the course curriculum. I'm finding my facilitators/instructors find it confusing seeing the course in an editable mode so ideally instructors should only be able to view the course as a student does. This way I can have multiple facilitators delivering my course/s. Also, the instructors still need to have the ability to start the live sessions and run them. Instructors should also have the ability to check student progress and pull suvery responses etc. Can this please be reviewed as a matter of priority? It's extremely risky having instructors being able to delete content, change content, not see the course as the student does, and to not see the surveys and assignments etc as a student does. This is also risking our IP. I'm sure changing the access levels for an instructor can't be that complicated. This has been requested by many people now and described in different ways, but those of us using multiple facilitators to run programs are all sharing the same concerns.

This will add the posibility to segment properly according to our leads actions, as well as to allow to verify regitrations, and so on. This will elevate in an very easy way zenler properties to make automations and segmentations.

Right now the Zenler invoices cannot be edited. The dollar amount on the invoice does not indicate the national currency – it only puts a dollar sign ($), but does not indicate whether it's in US dollars, Canadian dollars, or the currency of any of the other 20+ countries that use the dollar symbol (Mexico, Australia, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Pacific Island nations, etc.)

Currently, the My Courses block displays courses in the order of enrollment, with the first enrolled course at the bottom and latest enrolled course at the top of the page. It would be great to have the option to reverse this order, so that the first enrolled course is at the top of the page, and the most recently enrolled one is at the bottom. The reason this would be helpful is that the system automatically enrolls students in a bundle in the order the courses are listed in the bundle (so, the course that is first in the bundle order is enrolled in first, and therefore displayed last in My Courses). This means that the My Courses block displays the courses in the reverse order from the Bundle Courses block. As course creators, we set the Bundle Course order intentionally so that users will see the courses in their dashboard listed in a certain order. We need that order to be consistent in the My Courses block as well. Even better: Sort the courses in My Courses by each Bundle: that is, have a heading that is the Bundle Name, and then list the course cards (in the order they are listed in the Bundle) underneath the Bundle Name heading. Then do the same for the next bundle. Then have a heading for Standalone Courses (make sure this is an editable heading) with non-bundled courses at the bottom. (This would need to display hidden bundles that users have enrolled in - I currently have to make my bundles secret because I don't want users to see the bundle listed under courses). This could be a new dynamic block, so that people have the option of using the current setup or the bundle-grouping version.

I have created a Public Community and I have invited people who tell me that they joined and when I check the members, they haven't. This is because there is no button that says JOIN like on FB for a group. What happens is that people follow the link and the screen they see is Write Something They assume that they have joined the community, but they haven’t. If they don’t write something, which many people don’t have as they just want to join first, then they don’t join the community. This is urgent. Because now I have to explain the process to people who want to join, to have to write something before they will be able to log in or sign up.

I would love to send the link of my community to my students to join the community and be able to see their requests and add them. At the moment I have to add them manually which is a great job. So either them requesting to join with the link I send them, and/or having a bulk action to add people to communities, would be very helpful.