This article walks customers (that have purchased Develop or Perform) through how to Manage and add Skills to Courses as an Admin or Author.
Effectively managing skills in Bridge starts with correctly tagging them in your learning content. As an admin or author, the way you tag skills in courses, programs, and live trainings directly impacts how learners discover content, track their progress, and close skill gaps.
This article breaks down the role you play in skill management, with step-by-step guidance on tagging skills for each type of content. Each section is presented in an expandable dropdown so you can quickly access the instructions you need.
Adding Skills to individual Courses:
First: Upload a Course to Bridge, or Author a course in the Bridge Author tool.
Choose a Course and Edit the Course Details: You can edit the Course title, description, add categories and tags etc.
In the Associated Skills tab, you can add skills to the course. You can select Auto Tag Course or Manually Add Skills. With the assistance of Artificial Intelligence, Bridge will search the Title, Description, Tags, and Categories of the course and will suggest relevant Skills.
You may click on the ‘+’ sign next to a Skill to assign it to a course.
Once the previous steps are complete, the content will need to be made accessible to learners (in case it isn’t already).
In order for learners to be able to see specific learning content content, you’ll need to adjust the Relevance of a course individually in the Groups tab to In Library.
Once the Relevance has been set, you can also expose content in bulk by placing that content in a specific category. You will then be able to add Groups to that category:
Adding Skills to Courses in Bulk:
By popular request, we've released the ability to add Skills to courses in bulk, using the check box feature to the left of the course names.
Click the Skills Auto-Tag button, to evaluate and scan courses to automatically assign relevant skills. You'll want to ensure that your title and description are descriptive enough to ensure the correct skills are targeted in the scan.
After, you'll click dismiss to apply these changes.
Managing Skills on the Courses page:
If Skills have been added to a Course, then you will be able to see how many Skills are associated with that Course on the Courses page.
You may also utilize the filters to view which Courses do/do not have Skills tagged to them.
Adding Skills to Individual Programs
Choose a Program and edit the Program details.
In the Associated Skills tab, you can add skills to the Program. You can either use Auto Tag or manually add skills. With the help of artificial intelligence, Bridge will scan the title, description, tags, and categories of the Program and suggest relevant skills.
If the Program includes learnable content such as Courses and Live Trainings, then the skills tagged to those items will appear in the Inherited Skills section.
Once the previous steps are complete, the content will need to be made accessible to learners (if it isn’t already).
For learners to see specific learning content, you’ll need to adjust the relevance of a Program individually in the Groups tab.
Adding Skills to Individual Live Trainings
Choose a Live Training and edit the Live Training details.
In the Associated Skills tab, you can add skills to the Live Training. You can either use Auto Tag or manually add skills. With the help of artificial intelligence, Bridge will scan the title, description, tags, and categories of the Live Training and suggest relevant skills.
Once the previous steps are complete, the content will need to be made accessible to learners (if it isn’t already).
For learners to see specific learning content, you’ll need to adjust the relevance of a Live Training in the Groups tab. This is done individually for each Live Training.
Note: At least one session must be added to the Live Training before it can be made relevant to learners.
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