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Tags help instructors categorize and organize their course items more effectively. By assigning tags (like “JavaScript”, “Advanced”, or “Optional”) to lectures, quizzes, or assignments, students can easily filter and find the content that’s most relevant to them. For example, you can label lessons by difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard, or by topic: Frontend, Backend, Databases, allowing learners to quickly navigate through large course syllabus.

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Applying tags to course items

Follow these steps to add or edit tags for any item in your course syllabus.
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Open the course builder

Head over to the Courses section and open the Product Builder for the course you want to manage. Open Course builder
2

Access the syllabus section

Navigate to the Syllabus section of the course.
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Manage tags for a course item

Click the ⋮ (three vertical dots) next to any course item and select Manage Tags.
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Use the manage tags panel

You’ll now see the Manage Tags panel, which lets you:
  • Add, edit, or remove tags for this specific course item.
  • Choose a color for each tag using the color picker or enter a custom hex code.
  • View a preview of how your tag will appear in the learner’s view.
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Save your changes

Once you’ve added or updated the tags, click Save Changes.
The new tags will now be associated with that specific course item and visible to learners.

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How learners can use tags

From a learner’s perspective, tags make course navigation simpler and more intuitive by allowing students to easily filter by clicking on the tag and discover content based on their learning preferences or current progress. For example, if lessons are categorized by difficulty, learners can start with Easy lessons to build a strong foundation and then gradually move on to Medium or Hard tagged lessons as they advance through the course. Similarly, topic-based tags like JavaScript, React, or Backend let learners focus on areas that interest them the most. By effectively using tags, instructors create a more personalized and accessible learning experience for everyone.