Integrated Marketplace & Learning System

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Use an LMS and Connect with Our Business Ecosystem

Guide to enterprises /corporates

Getting Started with Moodle/Canvas

For Moodle:

Create an Account: Sign up for your Moodle account on [link to Moodle signup page]. Choose the "Instructor" role to start creating your courses.
Create Your First Course: After logging in, go to your dashboard and click “Create a new course.” Fill in the course details like title, description, and settings.
Upload Materials: You can upload files, videos, and assignments by clicking “Add an activity or resource” in your course. Upload everything your learners will need.

For Canvas:

Create an Account: Sign up for a free teacher account on [link to Canvas signup page]. After signing in, click on "Start a New Course."
Set Up Your Course: Provide a course name, description, and start setting up the syllabus.
Add Content: Use the "Modules" feature to upload videos, quizzes, and assignments for your learners.

Integrating LMS with Our Business Hub

Now that you have your LMS set up, here’s how to connect it with our Business Hub:

Access the Business Hub: Log into the Business Hub portal [link to portal].
Link Your LMS Account: Navigate to the "Integrations" section of the hub. Choose either Moodle or Canvas and follow the instructions to link your account.
Create Collaborative Projects: Once linked, you can start creating collaborative projects within the hub that connect with the courses you’re teaching. You can invite other businesses to join your project, share learning materials, and develop training partnerships.
Post Business Opportunities: Use the “Opportunities” feature in the hub to post new business leads. These will be visible to other corporates, enabling you to create connections.

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Engage with Other Businesses

Monitoring Progress and Opportunities

Track Learners' Progress: Both Moodle and Canvas offer analytics tools to track the progress of your employees or trainees. Use these insights to ensure that learning objectives are being met.
Explore New Opportunities: Use the Business Hub’s analytics to identify potential business partnerships, market trends, and new opportunities that align with your corporate goals.

Networking: Use the hub’s “Networking” tab to connect with other businesses in your field. Share your expertise, join group discussions, and collaborate on shared goals.
Offer and Request Training: If your business offers specific training courses, you can list these on the hub for other corporates to enroll in. Similarly, you can enroll in training offered by other companies to expand your team’s skills.

1.Corporate Invitation Portal Registration Page:Business Hub platform, where corporates can create accounts.instructions on how to sign up, what benefits they will receive, and how they can start using the hub immediately.

2. Corporate Onboarding Flow Step-by-Step Onboarding Process: Once a corporate registers on the platform, provide an onboarding guide to show them how to set up their profile, invite team members, and start exploring business opportunities. Offer video tutorials, FAQs, and a dedicated support team to assist new users. Welcome Kit: Upon their first login, offer a welcome kit that highlights key features of the Business Hub. Include information about LMS integration, collaboration tools, and networking opportunities.

3. Corporate Dashboard Easy-to-Use Dashboard: After logging in, corporates should be directed to their personalized dashboard, where they can see an overview of all their activities within the hub. The dashboard should feature options to post business opportunities, collaborate with other corporates, and access training resources. Customizable Settings: Allow corporates to set up their business profiles, list their services, and showcase any available projects or partnership opportunities.

4. Business Networking & Collaboration Features Business Matchmaking: Use a matchmaking feature that pairs businesses based on their industry, needs, and services. This helps corporates find other companies they can collaborate with easily. Project Collaboration: Provide tools to create and manage joint projects within the hub. Corporates can invite others to participate and track project milestones, ensuring smooth collaboration.

Invitation Emails:Automated email invitations to send out invites to corporate leaders, with a link to register or log in. Customized email content with clear value propositions (e.g., business networking, collaboration, access to learning resources, etc.)

5. Training & Learning Integration Offer LMS Access: Encourage corporates to integrate their training needs with your LMS, enabling their teams to access training programs directly from within the Business Hub. This ensures that corporates gain knowledge while collaborating with others in the hub. Create Corporate-Specific Learning Paths: Customize learning paths for different departments or teams within a corporate. This ensures that the training content is relevant to each business’s needs.

6. Exclusive Events & Webinars Host Webinars and Networking Events: Organize exclusive webinars and networking events within the Business Hub, which corporates can join. These events should focus on industry trends, collaboration, and business growth, helping your users expand their networks. Industry-Specific Events: Allow businesses to create their own events within the Hub, targeting their niche or industry. This can increase engagement and collaboration opportunities.

7. Notifications & Updates Real-Time Notifications: Use a notification system to keep corporates informed about new business opportunities, potential partnerships, updates in training programs, and industry-related news. Business Insights: Offer personalized business insights to each corporate, based on their activity within the hub, to help them make informed decisions.

With support you need to engage fully within our business ecosystem.

Guide to enterprises /corporates

For Moodle:

Create an Account: Sign up for your Moodle account on [link to Moodle signup page]. Choose the "Instructor" role to start creating your courses.

Create Your First Course: After logging in, go to your dashboard and click “Create a new course.” Fill in the course details like title, description, and settings.

Upload Materials: You can upload files, videos, and assignments by clicking “Add an activity or resource” in your course. Upload everything your learners will need.

For Canvas:

Create an Account: Sign up for a free teacher account on [link to Canvas signup page]. After signing in, click on "Start a New Course."

Set Up Your Course: Provide a course name, description, and start setting up the syllabus.

Add Content: Use the "Modules" feature to upload videos, quizzes, and assignments for your learners.

Now that you have your LMS set up, here’s how to connect it with our Business Hub:

Access the Business Hub: Log into the Business Hub portal [link to portal].

Link Your LMS Account: Navigate to the "Integrations" section of the hub. Choose either Moodle or Canvas and follow the instructions to link your account.

Create Collaborative Projects: Once linked, you can start creating collaborative projects within the hub that connect with the courses you’re teaching. You can invite other businesses to join your project, share learning materials, and develop training partnerships.

Post Business Opportunities: Use the “Opportunities” feature in the hub to post new business leads. These will be visible to other corporates, enabling you to create connections.

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Networking: Use the hub’s “Networking” tab to connect with other businesses in your field. Share your expertise, join group discussions, and collaborate on shared goals.

Offer and Request Training: If your business offers specific training courses, you can list these on the hub for other corporates to enroll in. Similarly, you can enroll in training offered by other companies to expand your team’s skills.