Study plans

Content is the material; a study plan is how it reaches people. Plans are what access links attach to, and what the counts in the user list are counting.

Verified: Captured from #/planManagement/plans on 2026-09-05 in a company space.

The screen

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Study plans, with all five categories and two active plans

1. Vytvořit plán starts a new one (1).
2. Five categories divide the list (2): all plans, E-learning, Blended Learning, the Blended Learning archive, and plans bought from elsewhere.
3. Each row gives the name, type, how many users it reaches, and its state (3).

What the categories tell you

Fact: E-learning and Blended Learning are separate categories, and Blended Learning has an archive of its own while E-learning does not.

Assumption: That asymmetry probably follows from Blended Learning involving dated sessions, which accumulate past occurrences worth keeping out of the main list. The screen does not explain it.

Fact: Zakoupené plány is a category of its own, so a plan bought from another space stays distinguishable from one this space wrote.

What to watch for

Fact: The Uživatelé column reads 0 for both plans here — a plan can exist and be Aktivní without reaching anyone. Active describes the plan, not its audience.

Building a plan covers creating a plan and adding content. To change recurrence on an existing content assignment, follow setting a recurrence interval, including how to save and verify the setting.

Missing: Assigning the plan to people still needs a documented walkthrough.