Sharing Your Courses Beyond Your Organization
- Luc Richard
Problem
You’ve built a valuable collection of training courses in your Workplace learning environment. Your staff is benefiting from them, and now other healthcare professionals—whether from partner hospitals, regulatory bodies, associations, or community providers—are expressing interest. You’d like to share your content more broadly, but there’s no simple way to make your courses accessible to users outside your organization without compromising internal controls or duplicating your content elsewhere.
You may also want to:
Track usage and completions for external learners
Monetize some courses while offering others for free
Maintain your brand and control access
Avoid additional administrative burden or complex integrations
This is a common scenario for healthcare organizations looking to contribute to a more connected and efficient learning ecosystem—while still protecting their content and streamlining delivery.
Solution
The Dual Code Marketplace is a separate product that solves this challenge. It connects healthcare organizations across Canada through the Open Collaboration Initiative (OCI) and allows you to publish your courses to a national storefront—while keeping control over your content, licensing, and reporting.
With the Marketplace, you can:
Publish your courses to other organizations without having to distribute your SCORM files or other content
Decide whether each course is free or paid
Track who registers and completes your training
Manage licenses, restrict access by membership or region (depending on your plan), and more
Benefit from an existing network of hundreds of healthcare providers, associations, and regulators
The Marketplace allows you to contribute to the healthcare ecosystem and expand the reach of your educational programs—without rebuilding your courses or reworking your LMS. Your Workplace site continues to serve your internal staff, while the Marketplace gives you a public-facing storefront to serve the broader healthcare community.
To learn more or get started, visit the Dual Code Marketplace Documentation.