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Cohorts are course-level groups of learners that you can use for a variety of purposes, including:
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-- Dividing discussion forums into smaller sub-sets of learners
-- Segmenting your learners into groups for reporting
-- Providing a different learning experience for different groups of learners
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For example, if you were offering a training course and you wanted manager-level employees to have additional or slightly different content than the rest of the learners, you might opt to use cohorts! Let's take a look at how they work.
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Setting up Cohorts
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Cohorts are defined in your Instructor Dashboard, in the Cohorts panel.
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Cohort configurations do not migrate with courses, so cohorts will not be set up in this course unless you set them up.
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There are two modes for cohorts - automatic and manual:
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-- Automatic cohorts assign learners to the cohort the moment they join the course. If there are multiple automatic cohorts set up, learners will be divided between them.
-- Manual cohorts wait for you to assign learners to them manually from the Cohorts panel, either through a list of email addresses or usernames.
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If you use this feature for your courses, we recommend setting up at least one automatic cohort to 'catch' all learners who aren't manually assigned to cohorts, even if you intend to use manual cohorts. That way you can easily review which learners might have fallen through the cracks by checking the membership of that automatic cohort!
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Once cohorts are set up, you can configure your discussion settings to set which discussions should be divided by cohort, and which should be available to your entire course.
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