When you import Pluralsight courses into Learn Amp, they default to "Selected" visibility – meaning you choose exactly who can see them. This guide covers how to make Pluralsight content available to your learners, best practices for content curation, and strategies for rolling out a Pluralsight learning programme.

Taking control of visibility ensures learners see the right content at the right time.

When you import a Pluralsight course, it's set to "Selected" visibility. This means:

• The course won't appear in general library searches for learners

• You need to explicitly make it available through assignments, learnlists, or visibility changes

• This gives you control over content rollout

1. Change visibility to "All Users": Makes the course discoverable in the library

2. Add to a Learnlist: Include in a curated collection visible to specific audiences

3. Add to a Channel: Feature in a topic-based content channel

4. Assign directly: Push the course to specific users or teams as assigned learning

To manage Pluralsight content visibility, you need one of these Learn Amp roles:

• Curator

• Learning Designer

• Admin

• Owner

To make a course discoverable to all learners:

1. Navigate to Manage → Items from the sidebar

2. Find your Pluralsight course

3. Click to open the course details

4. Find the Visibility setting

5. Change from "Selected" to "All Users"

6. Save your changes

💡 Tip: Consider whether all learners need access, or if a more targeted approach (learnlist or assignment) would be more effective.

To curate Pluralsight content into themed collections:

1. Navigate to Manage → Learnlists from the sidebar

2. Create a new learnlist or edit an existing one

3. Add your Pluralsight courses to the learnlist

4. Set the learnlist visibility to your target audience

5. Publish the learnlist

This approach lets you:

• Group related Pluralsight courses together

• Control exactly who sees the collection

• Track completion at the learnlist level

To feature Pluralsight content in topic-based channels:

1. Navigate to Manage → Channels from the sidebar

2. Select or create a relevant channel

3. Add your Pluralsight courses

4. Ensure the channel is visible to your target audience

Channels work well for:

• Ongoing learning topics (e.g., "Python Development")

• Self-directed exploration

• Surfacing content without making it mandatory

To make Pluralsight courses mandatory:

1. Open the Pluralsight course details

2. Click Assign or navigate to assignments

3. Select target users, teams, or groups

4. Set a due date if required

5. Save the assignment

Assigned courses:

• Appear in the learner's assigned learning section

• Can have deadlines and escalations

• Track compliance completion rates

Start small, expand thoughtfully:

1. Import a focused set of courses relevant to immediate needs

2. Test with a pilot group

3. Gather feedback on content quality and relevance

4. Expand based on what works

Avoid content overload:

• Don't import Pluralsight's entire library at once

• Curate courses that align with your learning objectives

• Quality over quantity improves completion rates

Pluralsight courses work well alongside:

• Internal training content

• Other third-party providers

• Custom page builder content for context-setting

Consider creating learnlists that blend Pluralsight courses with your own materials for a comprehensive learning journey.

Why don't learners see courses I've imported?
Imported courses default to "Selected" visibility. You need to change visibility, add to a learnlist, or assign the course for learners to access it.

Can I set different visibility for different Pluralsight courses?
Yes. Each course is an individual item with its own visibility settings. You have full control.

What happens if I change visibility from "All Users" back to "Selected"?
Learners who haven't accessed the course will no longer see it. Those with in-progress or completed status retain their records.

Can learners request Pluralsight courses they can't see?
This depends on your platform settings. If content requests are enabled, learners may be able to request courses for admin approval.

How do I feature Pluralsight content prominently?
Add courses to your homepage banners, feature in channels, or include in onboarding learnlists to increase visibility.

Can I limit Pluralsight access to specific teams?
Yes. Keep visibility as "Selected" and either assign directly to teams or add to team-specific learnlists.