Channels

A channel is where you can go to find all content about a particular subject area of interest. Channels present several types of content, using different views and presentation options to assist you with determining what content best meets your needs. Channels are the core building blocks of the Percipio library.

You cannot complete a channel, but you can complete individual items within a channel. Channels are consistently changing when content is added or retired from the library.

Content in channels is organized into tabs associated with a learning modality. Depending on the content available for that channel you may see the following tabs:

• Watch: courses and videos.
• Read:books, book summaries, and any other articles or blogs that your organization might add.
• Listen: to audiobooks, audio summaries and podcasts that your organization might add.
• Attend:live courses and bootcamps.
• Practice: with labs and CAISY AI simulations.
• Assess: with Skill Benchmarks.

Channels have different sets of filters based on the subject covered. Channel filters that may be available include:

• Technology: A specific technology and version within the channel (for example, in the PowerPoint channel, technologies could include PowerPoint 2016 (Windows), PowerPoint 2016 (Mac), PowerPoint Online, PowerPoint iPhone, and more).
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• Expertise Level: An indicator of the necessary familiarity you should have with the subject matter (Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced). Not all expertise levels are available with every channel.
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• Content language: If the channel has content available in other languages, you have the ability to switch to another language. When you switch to another language, you only see content items that are available in that language.