How do learners earn contest entries?

Learners earn contest entries by completing skills attached to graded steps in your training.

What happens if no skills are attached to my training?

If no skills are attached, nobody earns entries and you will have no one to draw in the contest.

What do I need before I can run a contest?

You need skills created, those skills added to graded steps, and a group of learners assigned to the contest.

Where can I learn how to create a skill and add it to a step?

The Create a Skill and Add a Skill to a Step demos in the Steps and Courses section show you how.

Start Here: Before You Run a Contest

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About this resource

Before launching a contest, you must first create skills and attach them to graded steps in your training—that is how learners earn contest entries. If no skills are linked to your training, no one earns entries and there is no one to draw. You also need a group of learners assigned to the contest. This guide outlines the three prerequisites: skills created, skills added to graded steps, and a learner group ready. It points you to the Create a Skill and Add a Skill to a Step demos in Steps and Courses for hands-on guidance.

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How do learners earn contest entries?: Learners earn contest entries by completing skills attached to graded steps in your training.
What happens if no skills are attached to my training?: If no skills are attached, nobody earns entries and you will have no one to draw in the contest.
What do I need before I can run a contest?: You need skills created, those skills added to graded steps, and a group of learners assigned to the contest.
Where can I learn how to create a skill and add it to a step?: The Create a Skill and Add a Skill to a Step demos in the Steps and Courses section show you how.