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Studio Home is the landing page for all Studio Users into the Studio Experience. It is the primary point of entry into the Studio Experience.
Studio Users include course authors, instructional designers, course instructors, course delivery teams, and administrators.
The primary function any user needs to accomplish when arriving at Studio Home is a quick, intuitive way to view and access all of the courses and all of the libraries that they are able to view and access, based on their role/permissions.
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What is the secondary purpose of Studio Home?
The secondary function any user needs There are several secondary functions that some users may need to accomplish when arriving at Studio Home is to: 1) Studio Home. Currently, these workflows are baked into the Studio Home experience. For example, they may need to:
Create a new course
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Create a new library
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Create a course run or re-run.
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As Studio evolves, we anticipate that additional secondary purposes may emerge. For example, a course staff member can create a course re-run or a new library directly from the Studio Home pageStudio Home will need to house our Tagging Taxonomy Center. As well, it may become the new “jumping off point” we need for accessing more organization Administration functions like managing roles and permissions, configuring org-level LTI installations, etc.
These current workflows create two major challenges:
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Reframing Studio Home this way opens the door for us to thoughtfully consider what each of these “create something new” pathways should look like, and do the appropriate discovery work to build the required specs. It also opens the door to consider what new “jumping off points” we need, such as an Administration Dashboard for managing roles and permissions, etcpositions us to better support new administrative features over time.
Summary of criteria to keep in mind when redesigning Studio Home:
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