Inkling

Currently, when we cross-link to a specific Inkdoc in Habitat, we can only link to the page level and it defaults to the top of the page. We want to point to a more specific area of the Inkdoc, and could accomplish this by linking to the H2 or H3 Headers. If it is a phased approach, H2 takes priority. This is important because we are often asked to answer questions from the company and point them to where the specific policy is. We want to proactively locate the policies to ensure that our employees have the information they need and that we are remaining compliant.

Many of our courses are similar with a few details changed. It would save time to be able to copy and edit courses rather than making every course from scratch.

It would be helpful for our learners to be able to sort courses in their active courses so that newly assigned courses show at the top of the list. It would be great if there were several sort options for them to use to find specific courses, such as alphabetical, due date, assignment date, etc.

Course authors would like to be able to author and assign the same course in multiple languages. Learners would be able to choose the language they'd like to take the course in.

Ideally we want to evolve the Asset Management global features to include Inkdoc content. We need to able to have a definition within a Habitat project, populate it once, and have it be updated across all locations of that definition. For example, if we have a policy that has a definition across 12 different Inkdocs. As policies get updated, the definition gets out of sync. Instead of updating the policy in one place, we have to update it in 12 places. We wish we could make these content updates globally.

Ideally, we should be able to Export to XLIFF format used by professional translation companies. Import the XLIFF file to update the InkDoc. Because this functionality is available in Articulate360 Rise and Storyline, it seems like something that should be available in Inkling.

Admins need a way to mark individual steps complete inside a learning pathway. If a user has a problem with a step (such as a scorm step), there is no way for the admin to mark it complete so the user can move on. This would be awesome for Admins to do.

Need azure user provisioning to support adding user attributes in Inkling for audiences/teams/etc.

We would love a feature to assign based on a previous (possibly inactive) pathway completion.

As an course admin, having a similar feature to "edge import" in Cornerstone would be helpful. This allows admins to create and load Excel spreadsheets to update employee records, assign or complete training, and make other bulk changes.