1. Training 2 & Training 3 (Category 2 & 3)
Videos of these training are simply structured as Video 1, Video 2, Video 3, Video …etc.
So, in Training 1 students should be able to apply the three filters (Tags) to find out the question.
Tag 1 : Module No.
Tag 2 : Topic No.
Tag 3 : Video No.
Please refer the following image (Edited using paint) to get more clarity about the question.
I don’t know, but that is really hard to use from user’s side. First should go to right category — that is just another monday as job wise. But it is limiting offered tags from technical side.
But then user has to choose wanted module number — from tag-list giving by category. So he/she has to remember or know where to head and what is new/unseen.
When a module is chosen same user has to make one’s mind what is the right topic. Again — it is a new topic from topic group that is depending of category and tag.
Per video will be more or less mission impossible. You would like to get topic under a topic, because you can’t tag separately posts under a topic, nor content itself.
Discourse is wonderful tool, but it is not one-size-fit-for-all all-rounder. I’ve done a lot LMS-work and sounds like you are looking for purpose made LMS platform.
If content is more or less just video plus some text WordPress is the best choise. But if you need grades and some a bit more complicated content and structure then it is Moodle. And that is more or less all you can choose from.
And yet you can, and should, connect Discourse to courses and use there Q/A. But then your structure will be more easier. You will combine groups, categories and needed tags without confusing filtering.
Students are habitual to this sequence as the entire training is structured in the same way.
Whenever they will have any question, they will already know the Module No, Topic No, Video No as it will be already their on each and every video so, that’s not at all an issue from students point of view…
We are already using an LMS but their forum is not that advance like Discourse. So, we decided to go with discourse.
Actually I have seen forums using discourse with the feature that I requested. Here is the image for your reference. Arduino also uses multiple tags option. So, I though to go with the same.
Why not just have syllabus topic that links to the correct places? If the class does then in step, you can update them each week to show just the right ones. You can use hide details to have all of the data available in one screen and be able to get what you want in just a click or two.
I mean just create a topic that links to the things you want them to see. You could do it in discourse or any lms that will let you create a document with links.