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Explain the Public Library (KOL) in KlickData KLMS

Explain the Public Library (KOL) in KlickData KLMS

Klick Data is creating a grander vision of its online platform KLMS than just providing each organization with the possibility to create its own needed content for the staff, partners, distributors, job seekers, or students to learn more about the organization. If you are investing in the KlickData platform you are investing in an ecosystem that fits together and you will share content and take part in other created courses, surveys, tests, and cases. The idea of sharing makes the KLMS online system the Knowledge Network for the future. This article explains KOL and how you publish to the Academy you are registered in and to the Public Library of content for everyone's benefit.

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Klick Data Open Library, or KOL as we abbreviate it, is Klick Data's public database of online courses in a library that users can access and access for their skills development and which is located in the Klickdata KLMS ecosystem.

KOL logo landscape mode

Klick Data's customers, who have their own academies, build their own company-adapted courses. They can post these in their academies for internal use. They can also publish these to the Public Library (KOL)  so that they become available throughout Klick Data's ecosystem. It's the idea of sharing that makes the system stronger.

If an Academy creates a good course that works and is appreciated in that academy, other academies in the same industry can gain access to this course that is within the KLMS framework. Much like a Facebook post is public. The basic idea is that good courses will benefit more people. To be inspired by each other. (They can be priced and set to a market value for the author and academy to benefit from. 

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Of course, this also applies to companies and schools. The number of courses that will be available in Klick Data Open Library will increase significantly over time when the Knowledge Network, as we call it, grows.

KLMS FAQ system KOL explain

The course is public when the globe symbol is without being crossed and black in the listing. (In the image above, it's red and only available in the Academy. 

Crossed: Not available course for anyone other than this academy. Provided that the administrator publishes the course. The symbol before with the circular arrows. It can also be crossed out and thus not published but only available to the administrator and course creator. (See separate FAQ article on publishing a course to the public library) 

The courses from Klick Data's Public course database can also be used as templates and adapted by changing test questions, course material, introductions, purpose, and goals.

Klick Data Open Library has shorted the abbreviation KOL. It is the open course library of online courses created jointly by users of KlickData's education system KLMS.

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If you publish a Course to the Open Library, you can also determine during which period it should be Open. With a start date and end date for the availability. 

The admin for an Academy can cooperate with other admins for other academies and share content. One university can create content for a group of universities in the area or around the World. Or create content for Public access. Open Source idea applied. 

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The publication of a resource such as a Course, Test, Material, Micro course, Lesson, or Event can be for "ALL" academies in the ecosystem of KLMS. It can also be as narrow as only for one person; Publish to one academy member only, with no other having access. You can publish to a few people chosen or a group within the Academy. 

There is also an option for publishing content to a cluster of academies, like when you have many companies within larger cooperation with several KLMS academies. 

It is a very flexible way to use KLMS when you want to publish a draft to yourself, to a colleague, or to a global audience. 

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2020-10-21
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2022-12-15
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This FAQ on KlickData KLMS was published on March 22, 2022.
Last edited on December 15, 2022. Since publishing, some information and screenshots might have been updated, modified, or changed since we are updating our online platform for learning several times a week.