ADI: Adding and Setting Up Online Programs
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Build online programs to inspire your members to achieve a particular goal. Create a scheduled program with a fixed start and end date, or set up a self-paced program for participants to complete at their own pace. Make your program public for anyone to join, private pending your approval, or create a secret program accessible only via invite link.
Step 1 | Add Online Programs to your site
When you add Online Programs to your ADI site it installs two separate pages: the main Programs list page as well as an individual Program Page for each one of your programs.
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When you install Online Programs, Members Area and Pricing Plans are also installed if you do not have the apps on your site.
Step 2 | Create Your First Online Program
Head over to Online Programs in your site's dashboard to create your first program. We recommend creating an online program before customizing the page in the ADI Builder, so you can better visualize how the settings work with content.
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You can also get to Online Programs in your dashboard by selecting the Online Programs element in the ADI Builder and clicking Manage.
Step 3 | Set Up Your Program List Page
The Program List page is where both site visitors and current participants can see a list of all your active programs. You can change what program details to display in the Program list settings.
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Step 4 | Set Up Your Program Page
Every program gets its own page with information, steps, and a button to join. Depending on if a site visitor or an active program participant is looking at the page, you can change the settings to display the most relevant information for the viewer.
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The settings you choose for your Program Page affect every program.
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next to each element. The Visitor view is how the Program Page looks to people who are not enrolled in the program.
next to each element. The Participant view is how the program page looks to people who are currently enrolled in the program.
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