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What’s the difference between a Journey and a Course?

A Course is a single learning unit — a video, article, quiz, SCORM module, or other content type. A Journey is a structured sequence of courses that guides you through a topic step by step. Think of it as a learning path made up of multiple courses in order. When you complete all courses in a Journey, you may receive a certificate (if your organization has configured one).

What’s the difference between the Company Academy and the On-Demand Catalog?

Company AcademyOn-Demand Catalog / Marketplace
ContentInternal courses built by your organizationExternal courses from providers like Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, etc.
ModuleLMSLXP
EnrollmentUsually instant — click and startMay require a request and manager/budget approval
Route/company-catalog/catalog
Your organization may have one or both, depending on which modules are active.

Why do I need approval to enroll in some courses?

Some courses require approval before you can access them. This happens when:
  • The content has a cost — your organization manages a learning budget, and purchases need approval
  • Your organization requires manager approval — an admin has configured the approval workflow
When you click Request, your manager receives a notification. Once approved, the course appears in My Library. You can check the status of your request anytime.

What happens if my role changes?

Your role (Learner, Manager, Admin) determines what you can see and do in Juno. If your admin changes your role:
  • Your permissions update immediately — you’ll see the new set of features and navigation items on your next page load
  • Content you’ve already completed stays in your history
  • If you’re downgraded (e.g. Manager → Learner), you’ll lose access to manager-specific tools like team analytics and assignment management
You do not need to log out and back in for role changes to take effect in the interface, but some permission-sensitive operations may require a fresh login.

How do I get a certificate?

Certificates are earned by completing a Journey (learning path). When you finish all required courses in a Journey, the certificate is automatically issued if your organization has configured one for that Journey. You can find your certificates in My Library → Completed tab. Not all Journeys have certificates — it depends on your organization’s setup. Admins can also manually issue certificates. Some certificates have an expiration date. Check the certificate details for validity.

What is my learning budget?

If your organization uses the LXP module, you may have a learning budget for requesting external courses. The budget is managed at the organization level through a request and approval workflow. When you request a paid course, the cost is checked against available budget. Your manager and/or HR approves the request based on budget availability. You can see the status of your requests in your profile. Ask your admin or manager about your available budget — there is no self-service budget balance view.

Why did a course disappear from my list?

Possible reasons:
  • The course was unpublished by your admin — it’s no longer available
  • Your role changed and the course requires a role you no longer have
  • The course was part of a group you’re no longer a member of
  • You’re looking in the wrong tab — check “In Progress”, “Completed”, and “Saved” tabs in My Library
If none of these explain it, contact your admin.

How do notifications work?

Juno can notify you via email, in-app, push, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, or Microsoft Teams — depending on what your organization has enabled. You can control which types of notifications you receive in avatar → SettingsNotifications. For more detail, see Notification Issues.

Can I use Juno on my phone?

Yes. Juno is a web application — open your company’s Juno URL in your mobile browser (Chrome on Android, Safari on iOS). There is no separate mobile app to download.

How do I change my language?

Click your avatar (top-right) → Profile → change your language setting. Juno supports English, French, Hebrew, and other languages depending on your organization’s configuration. If your organization uses right-to-left languages (like Hebrew), the interface adjusts automatically.
Last modified on March 26, 2026