Guidelines for Assembling Employee Enablement Programs
With your content ready to go, bring all the ingredients together in Program Builder.
Organize your programs appropriately to help employees have efficient and enjoyable experiences
that help them manage their employee life events, such as onboarding and promotions. Write
helpful and instructive titles and descriptions for employees who take your
programs.
For all the items in your program, write concise, action-oriented titles that present clear
goals for employees who take the program. Use the available description fields to clarify
expectations and requirements. Avoid lengthy, repetitive text and think about how you can
motivate and inform employees while they work.
The Program Name and all title fields allow up to 80 characters, but we recommend 35
characters or fewer to simplify the experience for employees. Consider action-oriented
titles.
All description fields allow up to 350 characters, but we recommend that you use only
one or two sentences. Summarize how the exercise supports the overall section.
Experience Cloud Site
Select Employee Portal to show the program to employees.
Allowing Users to Self-Enroll
Employees can take programs in two ways.
You can assign employees to programs directly.
Employees can self-enroll in programs that you make available.
To allow employees to self-enroll, turn on Users Can Self-Enroll.
After you save and publish the program, you can share it with specific employees, groups, or
roles. Both assigned and self-enrolled programs are included in the prebuilt reports and
dashboard. See Sharing Enablement Programs with Employees for
Self-Enrollment.
To assign employees to programs directly, no action is needed in Program Builder. After you
save and publish the program, you can assign specific employees.
Day
On each exercise, use the Day field to specify the day of the program when that item is
due.
Exercise Types
In Program Builder, the type of exercise that you select determines the supported resource
format, the content you add, and the icon that employees see when they take the program. See
Exercise Types in Employee Enablement Program.
Exercise Length
When adding content for exercises, remember that employees prefer short bursts of easily
consumable content. We recommend that you include only content that employees can complete
in 15 minutes or less. To minimize disruptions and clicking for employees, avoid linking to
content that just links to other content.
Exercise Content
Make sure the content that you add to exercises recommends only products that are available
to your employees.
Sections in Programs
With sections, group exercises into logical, manageable, and trackable chunks of related
content. When employees take programs, they can expand or collapse sections. The prebuilt
reports and dashboard include progress data by section so you can see how users are doing,
section by section.
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