A certification is a designation a person earns to assure that he or she is qualified to perform a job or task. Depending on the nature of the certification requirements, students may only need to attain the certification once, or they may need to renew it on a regular basis.
In the LatitudeLearning® LMS, a Certification is a rule- or compliance-based set of courses and related performance objectives that students must complete in order to demonstrate their professional competency.
An LMS Certification is generally more prescribed than a Curriculum. This means the organization is more involved in setting goals than the student, although the student can often choose between multiple paths to achieve the same goal. Based on their organization’s requirements, Portal Administrators build rules to determine the successful completion of the certification. They can select from multiple rule types that key on the completion of required or elective coursework, individual performance targets, and departmental or location objectives.
What’s next?
Creating the certification-style accreditation establishes learning requirements but it does not automatically assign the requirement to the target students in relevant position groups. To to that, you must create Accreditation Ad Hoc (one time) or Rule-based (scheduled) Goals.
Learn more about these options:
Ad Hoc Accreditation Goals
Accreditation Goal Rules