What's New in 2.2.0

Learnomy 2.2.0 redesigns the course page, catalog and quiz screens so every student sees one clear next step, adds owner tools such as a page preview and announcement expiry, and checks every update against its release signature. Install Learnomy and Learnomy Pro 2.2.0 together.

Course pages and the catalog

• Course pages follow the new designs in every style. The main button and the price are on the first screen, and each visitor, student or finished member sees one clear next step. Pick the style from picture cards under Settings > Layouts. See Layouts.
• See the page as someone else. The See this page as bar previews a course page as a visitor, a logged-in user, an enrolled student or a finished student, without changing anything.
• The catalog helps students find what to take next. A Continue learning row, a filter to hide courses they already have, a banner and filter for what their plan includes, category pills, and popular courses when a search finds nothing.
• One word per action. Buttons read Enroll now, Enroll for free, Continue or View certificate, wording is sentence case, and members covered by a plan read Included with your membership.
• The member area is called My Learning, and its first item is Overview.

Quizzes

• Every quiz layout has a top bar with Save and exit, and one shared Before you submit step lists unanswered and flagged questions. See Taking a Quiz.
• Start, blocked, result and review screens are redesigned. The answer review shows matching pairs, positions and the student’s own numbers.
• A quiz with every question unanswered no longer submits on one click.
• Practice and survey quizzes no longer count toward course scores, gradebook averages or analytics. See Quiz Modes.

Owner tools

• Announcements can expire. Set an optional date and time; an expired announcement leaves the student dashboard and the course page, and stays in the admin list with an Expired badge. See Emails and Announcements.
• Access changes explain themselves. A student’s record says in one sentence why access ended and that progress is saved, and staff can see when and by whom access was removed.
• Menu items have a Show to setting: everyone, logged-in or logged-out visitors.
• White Label names your product across admin and help text. See White Label.
• Subscriptions search by member name, username or email, including the CSV export. See Subscriptions.
• A refused coupon says why at checkout instead of charging the full price. See Coupons.

Certificates

• Every Latin, Cyrillic and Greek name prints, bold text stays bold, and the certificate shows its Credential ID and lookup address. See Issuing and Verifying.
• The verify page leads with the answer, limits wrong Credential ID guesses and shows the expiry. Members get a Past section for expired certificates.

Pro: cohorts, Spaces and paths

• Cohort and private Space pages follow the new designs, with the next step and a seats bar beside the facts. See Cohorts and Spaces.
• Add many people to a cohort at once by pasting a list of emails. Each address is reported as added, already a member, cohort full, no account or invalid.
• A Space owner no longer uses a seat, so a four-seat plan holds the owner plus four members.
• Instructors see only their own work in the Gradebook and the Learning paths list. See Learning Paths.
• A full refund ends the cohort seat the sale placed.

Emails

• Emails send on every site. On a site with no sender address set under Settings > Emails, receipts, enrollment emails and the other Learnomy emails failed to send. They now go out from WordPress’s own default address. See Emails and Announcements.

Updates you can trust

• Every Learnomy and Learnomy Pro update is checked against its release signature before WordPress installs it. For now a failed check is logged and the update still installs. Your site downloads updates from updates.wbcomdesigns.com and falls back to wbcomdesigns.com. See Troubleshooting.

With MediaShield

• Guests can watch free-preview lesson videos protected by MediaShield even with Require Login on, and MediaShield’s My Videos links each video to its lesson. Use MediaShield 1.4.1 or later.