What is a Course?
A Course is Juno’s main content type for structured learning. Courses contain sections — each section holds content like text, images, videos, embedded resources, and questions.
Learners progress through sections and complete the course based on your configured completion criteria.
Course structure
A Course is made up of sections. Each section can contain:
- Rich text content
- Embedded videos and images
- Questions (multiple choice, open text, true/false)
- File uploads and interactive elements
Creating a Course
Open the creation menu
Click the + button or use the Juno assistant to say “Create a course.”
Set Course details
Add a title, description, thumbnail image, and language.
Build sections
Add sections with content, questions, and media. Drag to reorder.
Configure settings
Open the settings panel to configure completion criteria, due dates, and permissions (see below).
Publish
Review and publish. The course appears in the Company Academy for learners.
Course settings
The settings panel has 3 tabs for courses: General, Course Behavior, and Permission & Control.
General tab
| Setting | What it does |
|---|
| Title | Course name |
| Description | Course description |
| Tags | Categorize the course for search and filtering |
| Difficulty level | Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced |
| Estimated training length | Expected time to complete |
| Language | Course language (if your org has multiple languages configured) |
Course Behavior tab
Completion criteria — Controls when a course is marked as completed:
| Option | What it means |
|---|
| All sections + all inputs | Learner accessed every section AND filled in all input fields (default) |
| All sections | Learner accessed every section (inputs optional) |
| All inputs | Learner filled in all input fields (section access optional) |
| Option | What it means |
|---|
| Show correct answer after 1 try | Correct answer shown immediately after first wrong attempt |
| Show correct answer after 2 tries | Correct answer shown after two wrong attempts |
| Never show correct answer | Learner never sees the correct answer |
- None — no deadline
- Specific date — a fixed calendar date
- Relative date — calculated from assignment date (e.g., “14 days after assignment”)
When due dates are set, Juno can send automatic notifications:
- Early warning before the due date
- Reminder after the due date
- Urgent warning for overdue learners
Permission & Control tab
| Setting | What it does |
|---|
| Co-editors | Invite other users to collaborate on course creation |
| Audience | Restrict visibility to specific user groups in the catalog |
| Validators | Assign people responsible for grading open-ended questions |
| Disable validator notifications | Turn off email notifications to validators |
| Share to Channel | Share the course to a specific channel |
| Publish to Company Academy | Toggle course visibility in the catalog |
| Privacy Settings | Generate a shareable public link |
| Access Restriction | Additional access control settings |
| Validation Mode | How open questions are graded (see below) |
| Mode | How it works |
|---|
| Manual | A human reviewer reads and grades the response |
| Auto | AI automatically validates the response |
| Recommend | AI suggests a grade, reviewer confirms or overrides |
Some settings are only visible if your admin has enabled specific features for your organization.
Certificates
Courses can issue certificates on completion:
- Link a certificate template to the course
- Set a certification authority name
- Configure certificate expiration period
See Certifications for more.
Publishing & versioning
Courses have a draft and published version:
- Edit the draft without affecting what learners see
- Publish to push changes live
- Version number increments on each publish
