Managing Sessions
Creating a Session

Session Dates
Date
Purpose
Session List

Editing a Session
Enrolling Users

Session Access
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From the administration panel, click Create a session
Fill in the session details:
Session name — A descriptive name (e.g., "Spring 2026 Onboarding")
Start and end dates — When the session runs (optional — sessions can be open-ended). There are 3 sets of dates: Dates to display, dates to limit learners access and dates to limit tutors access
Session tutor — The person overseeing the entire session
Category — Assign to a session category for organization
Visibility — Control access and listing behavior
Add courses — Select one or more courses to include in the session
Enroll learners — Add individual users or classes of users
Assign course tutors — For each course, assign a teacher (course tutor)
Save
Sessions support flexible date configuration:
Display start/end
When the session appears in learner listings
Access start/end
When learners can actually access the session content
Tutor access start/end
When tutors can access the session (often starts before and ends after learner access)
This allows you to prepare the session before learners arrive and keep tutor access open after the session ends for grading and reporting.

The session list shows all sessions with:
Session name
Start and end dates
Status (active, upcoming, past)
Use search and filters to find sessions by name, date, category, or status.
Click on a session to edit:
Change dates, name, or category
Add or remove courses
Change course tutors
Add or remove learners
View tracking data for the session

You can enroll users in a session by:
Individual enrollment — Search for and add individual users
Class enrollment — Add an entire class (group of pre-defined users) at once
CSV import — Upload a file with user-session assignments
Learners access their sessions through My sessions in the sidebar. Sessions are organized into:
Current sessions — Currently active
Past sessions — Ended
Upcoming sessions — Not yet started
Plan dates carefully — Make sure tutor access dates extend beyond learner dates so tutors can set up and follow up
Use classes for recurring enrollment — If you frequently enroll the same groups, create classes and assign them to sessions
Keep sessions organized — Use categories and clear naming conventions for easy management
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