What is a Journey?
A Journey is a curated sequence of learning content organized around a topic, role, or skill. Instead of taking individual courses, a Journey guides you through a structured, progressive learning experience.
Journeys appear in:
- The Company Academy (internal catalog)
- The On-Demand Catalog (if configured)
- My Learning once enrolled
Structure
A Journey contains one or more steps — each step can be a course, quiz, video, article, or other content type.
Journey
├── Step 1: Course (with sections and questions)
├── Step 2: Quiz (standalone assessment)
├── Step 3: Video
└── Step 4: Course (with SCORM content)
If sequential mode is enabled, you must complete each step before the next becomes available. Otherwise, you can access steps in any order.
Enrolling
| Catalog | How enrollment works |
|---|
| Company Academy | Click Start or Enroll — instant access |
| On-Demand Catalog | May require manager approval if the content has a cost |
Completing a Journey
When you finish all steps in a Journey, it’s marked Completed in My Learning.
Certificates
If your organization has configured certificates for the Journey, you’ll receive one on completion. Certificates can be downloaded as PDF from My Learning.
Resuming a Journey
Open My Learning and click the Journey card to resume. Juno takes you to the next incomplete step automatically.
In sequential mode, if a step isn’t available yet, you need to complete the previous step first.
Creating a Journey
Open the creation menu
Click + and select Journey — or browse pre-built Journey Templates for inspiration.
Add a title and description
Set the Journey name, description, and thumbnail.
Add steps
Add steps from any of the supported types (see below). Drag to reorder.
Configure settings
Enable sequential mode, attach a certificate, set due dates, set audience.
Publish
Publish to make the Journey available in the catalog.
Step types
A Journey step can be any of:
- Course (with rich text editor, media, and embeds)
- Quiz
- SCORM file (from external providers)
- Assignment
- Reusable content (linked content from another Journey or Course — see Reuse vs duplicate)
- Live Event or scheduled meeting
- Certificate (typically as the final step)
Sequential vs flexible ordering
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|
| Sequential | Each step unlocks only after the previous one is completed |
| Flexible | Learners can complete steps in any order |
Toggle this in the Journey’s General Settings.
Manage panel
Once a Journey is created, the Manage view (creator/editor only) has five tabs:
| Tab | What you do here |
|---|
| Members | See who’s enrolled, individual progress, and per-learner status. Bulk actions for assignments. |
| Steps | View completion rates per step. Toggle sequential vs flexible ordering. Add, remove, or reorder steps. |
| Analytics | Engagement metrics, time spent, quiz outcomes per step, bottleneck steps. |
| Reviews | Learner feedback and ratings collected post-completion. |
| General Settings | Title, tags, audience restrictions, enrollment approval, certificate, due dates, continuous-update toggle. |
Sharing — roles & permissions
The Share button opens role-based assignment:
| Role | Can do |
|---|
| Editor | Edit Journey content, add/remove steps, manage members |
| Collaborator | Edit specific steps assigned to them |
| Learner | Enroll and consume the Journey |
Editors and Collaborators are also called co-creators — see content management → co-creators.
Preview as a learner
Click Preview in the Manage panel to see the Journey from a learner’s perspective before publishing — verifies sequencing, locked-step messaging, and certificate flow.
Automation on Journeys
Journeys support the same automation actions as other content (assign, nudge, notify, re-assign for recurring training, post-completion survey). See Automations.