Create a New Course

Course Overview

Being an Administrator allows you to see all the courses present on your Konstantly site both 'Published' and 'Drafts'.

Drafts are sorted by date – from the newest on top to earlier created on the bottom.

Published courses are sorted by the publishing date and time.

Creating a New Course

To create a new course open the 'Courses' tab and click '+Create' in the upper right corner. The dropdown menu will ask whether you would like to create or import. Choosing import, be aware that you can upload only previously exported Konstantly courses saved in a zip file.

Choosing 'Create Course' does not ask you for anything up front. Konstantly

creates a draft called Untitled Course straight away and opens the course

builder, so you start with your content rather than with a form.

Naming the course and adding a cover

You can name the course whenever you like. In the builder, click the course

title at the top of the page and type the real one. Naming a draft also starts a

cover image for it automatically, so a course you have only named still looks

finished in the course list.

Everything else about the course – cover, author, annotation, description and

attachments – lives behind the Course Details button in the builder. Open it

whenever you are ready; none of it is required while you are still building.

You can search for a cover image from Unsplash or generate one with AI by clicking Select Image.

Once you've selected an image, you'll see a preview before applying it.

Publishing

The one thing Konstantly does insist on is a real title, and it asks for it at

the end rather than the beginning. When you press Publish, a

Ready to publish? dialog checks the title learners will see – the cover,

description and attached files stay optional. A course still called 'Untitled

Course' cannot be published until you give it a name.

Landing Page

Landing page contains all the information about the course, so make sure to fill here all the important information. In the list of courses learners will only see the cover, the name and the annotation, so it shouldn't be long, but in one sentence should give an idea what the course is about.

Course description can be longer, so don't forget to mention the approximate duration of the course, the names of authors, materials used and additional materials that can be helpful during or after the course. You can edit all of these fields by pressing the icon at the top of the page and then Edit.

On this page you may also attach documents, images, videos and any other types of files related to the course for the assigned learners to download. Simply click in the same dropdown menu.

Course Building Modes

You do not pick a mode when you create a course. Every new course starts

linear: a step-by-step sequence learners work through in order. That covers

most training: onboarding, compliance with required steps, anything where

everyone follows the same path.

Best for:

• Simple onboarding courses
• Compliance training with required steps
• Sequential learning where order matters

Adding branching

When a course needs pass/fail routes or personalised paths, you add branching to

the course you already have. In the editor, the linear view offers **Add

branching** – the one place the structure changes, and it converts what you have

built rather than starting a different kind of course.

Branching opens the visual canvas: elements sit on a map, you draw the

connections between them, and a route can depend on how a learner performed.

Best for:

• Courses with pass/fail branching after assessments
• Personalized learning paths based on quiz results
• Complex certification programs with prerequisites
• Interactive scenarios with multiple outcomes

Going back to linear

A branched course can return to linear, but only when nothing would be lost – so

the option appears only when the conversion is safe. If the course uses elements

or routes that a linear sequence cannot express, Konstantly tells you which ones

are in the way instead of quietly dropping them.

AI Course Creation

You can also create courses using Ask Konstantly – the AI assistant. Simply describe what you need and the AI generates the full course structure with content.

Course Actions

As for the other options in the menu, they will allow you:

• Copy – a copy of this course will be created available for editing. The course will appear on the top in the drafts list with the name "Copy. –Name_of_the_course-"

• Export – the course will be downloaded to your computer as a zip file. It can be imported back to this or another Konstantly site only

• Delete – this option is available for the draft courses only, you will need to unpublish the course in order to delete it. Deleting will erase all the statistics regarding this course from users', groups' and site's statistics