This article will cover what courses are in relation to the BridgeAthletic platform. Within the article you will learn what a course is and its purpose for your organization.
What is a course:
A course consists of short and focused learning content to help learners grasp a broad concept. All of our courses consist of a series of interactive lessons, activities and/or videos that guide the learner through the material, making the learning process engaging and effective.
Organizations can group multiple courses to make up a Learning Program to then distribute to your athletes, coaches & staff within your organization.
Example Courses:
Creating a Cover Letter and Resume
Budget Tips for Financial Fitness
Healthy Sleep for Performance
How to use a course:
Courses will be used to create Programs for your athletes, coaches and staff. You can combine courses into programs that relate to a specific topic or you can create a program that consists of multiple different topics.
Examples:
Program Name: Freshman Resources
Courses: "Habits for Academic Success," "Time Management," "Welcome to College"Program Name: Mental Health for Student Athletes
Courses: "Mental Health in Sport for Athletes," "Mental Recovery Techniques," "Resilience & Grit"
Key takeaways:
A course focuses on a specific topic and is often part of a larger Learning Program.
Courses are available in the Learning Library under the "Courses" tab.
Courses cannot be accessed independently; they must be part of a Learning Program.
Courses help athletes, coaches, and staff learn and understand key concepts.
Learners can complete courses at their own pace and return to them later for review.
Progress is tracked on a per-course basis.
Courses are a flexible and engaging way to support learning and development within your organization.
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