Hello,
Certainly! Creating a learning plan in Microsoft Learn involves a few steps. Let’s walk through them:
Prerequisites:
You must be signed into your Learn profile to start a Plan.
Select a Collection to Copy to a Plan:
To create a Plan, you need to start with a Collection. You can either create a new Collection or copy someone else’s Collection to your profile.
If you’re not familiar with Collections, you can learn how to create or copy one by reading the article on creating and managing Microsoft Learn Collections.
Converting a Collection to a Plan:
Once you have a Collection that you want to use, proceed with copying it to a Plan.
When you create a Plan, all information from the underlying Collection (including the title, description, and section descriptions) is moved over.
Sections from your Collection become milestones in your Plan. You can edit these milestones before publishing your Plan.
The original Collection remains untouched and can still be accessed under your profile.
Add Learning Outcomes:
Learning outcomes are mandatory for a Plan. You must add at least one, although we recommend adding three.
Write learning outcomes as skills that learners gain upon completing the Plan.
For best practices when creating Plans, check out the article on creating and managing Plans.
Add Days to Milestones:
‘Days to milestone’ is another mandatory field in a Plan.
As the creator, provide the recommended number of days for learners to complete each milestone.
Again, refer to the best practices article for more guidance.
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