Creator
Create a quest
Use Creator to shape a quest for your organization, then keep it in the truthful review state shown by the product.
Create a quest
Choose New quest from the Creator dashboard and enter the content and audience details shown by the product.
- Open the Creator dashboard.
- Choose New quest and complete the required fields.
- Save the item as a draft while it is still being shaped.
What a quest needs
A quest is an ordered path of approved trainings and micro-learnings. These are the fields on the quest form. Role fit, level, skills, and industry decide when a quest is recommended to a learner. Every quest stays in the library.
- Quest ID: Stride suggests the next one. It is reserved when you save.
- Tier: Universal, Role based, or Specialized. Universal quests use All roles, role-based quests need at least one exact role or subrole, and specialized quests need an exact subrole or an industry.
- Title, Description, Desired output, and Output criteria: what the quest is and what a good result looks like.
- Ordered learning path: pick approved, active trainings and micro-learnings, reorder them, and mark any step Optional.
- Duration (min): leave it blank to derive it from the steps. XP bonus on completion and BUX bonus on completion start at 100 and 50, and are paid only while your organization has gamification points and rewards turned on.
- Target tool, Level (1 to 3), and Controlled quest skills: pick a tool or Any tool, and only skills covered by a learning step.
- Active: only active, approved versions are discoverable to learners.
Submit, revise, and recover
Saving creates a Draft. You send your own draft to review, and a Client Admin approves it or sends it back. A requested change returns the item to you; it does not silently publish the previous draft.
- Open the item from its content-kind card and finish the required fields.
- Save it. It appears under Drafts on your dashboard.
- Choose Submit for review on the item's card in your dashboard, or in its details on its catalog page. The dashboard moves it to Submitted for review.
- If the item moves to Changes requested, read the feedback, edit the item, and choose Submit for review again.
- If the Creator dashboard source fails, choose Retry and confirm the state after it reloads; do not create a duplicate item while the source is uncertain.
Tip: A success notice is useful, but the dashboard bucket is the confirmed review state. After approval, confirm learner availability separately in the learner-facing experience or with the responsible admin before telling learners that the item is available.