I notice this topic has come up several times over the years (since 2015?) but I wanted to ask for any feedback now.
Currently, once a learner has completed an activity (scorm) and a completion date has been recorded, this is not updated if they subsequently complete the course again.
This is a problem for us, because learners often want to 'refresh' their learning (when content changes slightly or is updated), and their managers want to keep track and the records are required for audit.
Our charity deals with rights and regulation, which change often.
A Totara support person suggested Certifications were the answer to this issue, but for us they are not. We're not 'all under one roof'. Our network is 59 individual offices, with their own managers and 'audiences', but those 59 sites do not have admin rights to the LMS.
So, they can't set up certifications.
That being said, our 59 sites wants learners to redo certain modules as required (due to small changes) or as they (learners) want, not as a formal date driven plan. These changes can happen weekly, so creating or amending multiple certifications is completely impractical.
Why can't Totara simply record the latest (and all dates) that a module (scorm) is successfully completed?
Apologies for the long post and thanks.