Unlock & completion rules
Decide when learners can open content—and when it counts as finished. Build structured paths without micromanaging every click.
- Control when content becomes visible
- Define when progress counts as done
- Per-item overrides when needed
- Supports sequential learning paths
Control access with purpose
Unlock rules answer “Can I open this yet?” so learners follow a designed path instead of skipping ahead.
Sequential unlock
Open the next lesson after the previous one is complete. Ideal for coaching programs and academic courses that depend on foundational topics first.
Time-based release
Reveal content days after enrollment when you want paced delivery. Support drip-style programs without manual weekly publishing.
Performance gates
Require watch progress or a passing score before the next item unlocks. Keep standards high while learners still see a clear reason for each gate.
Manual confirm when needed
Allow instructor-led confirmation for sensitive steps. Blend automation with human judgment where your pedagogy requires it.
Define what “done” means
Completion rules are separate from unlock—so opening a lesson is not the same as finishing it.
Meaningful completion
Count progress only when criteria are met—watching, submitting, or confirming. Certificates and dashboards stay trustworthy for institutions and parents.
Per-item flexibility
Override rules on specific lessons when one topic needs a different standard. Stay flexible without abandoning structure for the whole course.
Paths learners understand
Locked and unlocked states communicate progress clearly. Learners spend less time asking support why something is unavailable.
More Next LMS features
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Whether self-paced or instructor-led, build courses that keep learners on track—from outline to assessments, all in one place. Draft, preview, and publish when your program is ready.
play_lessonContinue Learning
Give learners a focused place to study—course outline, content viewers, and clear next steps—without the noise of admin tools or unrelated portals.
video_chatLive classes
Blend scheduled live sessions with self-paced lessons in one course. Learners join from the same portal they already use for videos and assignments.
assignmentAssignments & exams
Place assignments and exams where they belong in the learning path—timed tests, submissions, and due dates without sending learners to a separate system.
group_addEnrollment
Get the right learners into the right courses—manually, via marketplace purchase, or after registration—then track progress per enrollment automatically.
desktop_windowsCandidate portal
Give every enrolled learner a branded portal for courses, live classes, assignments, exams, progress, certificates, and payments—without exposing admin tools.
sellMarketplace & coupons
Sell courses from your catalog with clear pricing, then let learners apply discount coupons at checkout—while enrollment still lands in the same LMS experience.
workspace_premiumCertificates
Issue certificates when learners complete courses—then let them download and share credentials from the candidate portal.
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Present Next LMS under your institute identity—logo, name, and colors on the candidate portal and login so learners trust they are in the right place.
admin_panel_settingsRoles & permissions
Control which staff can manage courses, exams, live classes, enrollments, and marketplace operations—so access stays least-privilege and auditable.
how_to_regRegistration handoff
Move learners from registration or admissions into course enrollment without rebuilding lists—so batches start in Next LMS with the right access.
analyticsProgress & reports
See lesson completion, exam attempts, and cohort progress so coordinators can intervene before learners fall behind—not after results arrive too late.
campaignCommunication
Keep learners informed with announcements and in-portal notices alongside course delivery—so important updates are not buried in personal email threads.
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