As we think about our existing content and products, they are at different states of maturity for the learner experience
of that product. For example, has the most advanced and cohesive content regarding the product. Student, on the other hand, is all short, micro-learning without a whole bunch of cohesiveness.
From their perspective of "selling" the academy. As a client, you'll get LPs, ILTs, etc. For student, there won't be any
courses anytime soon - so how can we sell value with the "resources" library, etc?
* Question: can we hide sub navigation links depending on the product/setup? <--YES!
* The problem they are looking to solve by this question is when marketing, they say, "your academy has xyz" and then
client's complain when something isn't available.
This will be a similar setup across the entire customer base. Some products will have ILTs, some will have LPs, some
will have courses and others won't They will need to hide navigation for any non-available course.
Question from Mike: KC mentioned the BB side of things. They have a separate instance and they are working on how to get
that content ready so it is part of the new combined academy. The most useful exercise in the sandbox for him is to
dummy it.
They have "playlist" type courses. 4x videos of 2:15 in length. They want to keep these distinct, and don't use the
language of "course" because it's not a course. They need a course property boolean to skip overview page; completion