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How to Control Access to Learning Catalog Items Based on Community Membership
Summary:
I have a community set up for a specific group of learners. We will be adding these learners in batches. There are 4 specializations that have been added to this community with approximately 16 courses.
I would like to control the access to these specializations and their courses/activities so that only members and community managers can see them in the Learning Catalog.
Content (required):
I was thinking that I would first create an OTBI assignment analysis to capture anyone who is a member (required or regular) or community manager of the community. Then I would create a Global Access Group based on that analysis (this may be an extra unnecessary step.)
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