COMPLETE USER GUIDE

Learn every corner of MightyLMS, from the student homepage to the admin course builder.

A step-by-step walkthrough of the student learning portal and the admin back office — from browsing courses to building and publishing a full curriculum.

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Student Experience

Homepage & Course Catalog
Browsing Courses by Category
Career Plans & Trending Skills
Creating a Student Account

Admin Dashboard

KPI cards (students, courses, enrollments, revenue)
Monthly Revenue & Enrollments charts
Course Enrollments ranking panel
Latest Students & Latest Courses widgets

Instructor Panel

Multi-instructor support with individual dashboards
Instructor course & earnings management
Student and enrollment overview per instructor

Course Management

Managing Course Categories
Managing All Courses
Quick Add: New Course

Course Builder

Curriculum: Building the Content
Live Class Scheduling
Basic Info
Pricing
Info (FAQ) & SEO
Media: Thumbnail & Intro Video
Features & Requirements
Includes & Learning Outcomes

System Settings

General System Settings

Best Practices

Guidance and checklist before you publish

Student Experience

How learners discover courses, explore career plans, and create an account on the public-facing site.

Homepage & Course Catalog

On this screen

Top navigation gives access to Courses, Instructor and Contact Us pages, plus cart, Login and Create Account.
A rotating promo banner highlights limited-time offers such as “Courses from $9.99.”
A featured-skills carousel showcases trending tracks like Data Science and Generative AI.
Quick category chips (Development, Web Development, Business, IT & Software, Mobile App Development) jump straight to relevant courses.

Browsing Courses by Category

On this screen

Courses are grouped under their category (Development, Business, IT & Software) for easy scanning.
Each course card shows a thumbnail, title, and pricing — with the original price struck through next to the discounted price.
Hovering or selecting a course reveals a short summary and an Add to Cart button.
Learners can keep exploring category by category without leaving the homepage.

Career Plans & Trending Skills

On this screen

The Personal Plan panel promotes subscription access with Job Ready Skills, Live Projects and Certificates, starting at a monthly price.
A Learn More button leads to full plan details and checkout.
The Popular Skills and Explore Topics sections surface trending searches (e.g. AI, PHP) so learners can jump to in-demand content fast.

Creating a Student Account

How to sign up

Enter First Name, Last Name and select a Gender.
Provide a valid Email and Phone number.
Create a Password and confirm it in the matching field.
Check the Terms of Service & Privacy Policy box — required before Sign Up is enabled.
Already registered? Use the Login link instead of creating a new account.

Admin Dashboard

A single-screen snapshot of platform health — students, courses, enrollments and revenue.

Dashboard Overview

What admins see

KPI cards summarize Total & Active Students, Total & Published Courses, Enrollments and Revenue (total and monthly).
Monthly Revenue and Monthly Enrollments charts visualize trends across all 12 months.
The Course Enrollments panel ranks courses by enrollment count.
Latest Students and Latest Courses widgets show the most recent sign-ups and additions.
The left sidebar organizes every module: Course Management, Instructor, Student, Certificate, CMS Management and Settings.

Instructor Panel

MightyLMS is multi-instructor — each instructor gets their own panel to manage courses, students and earnings.

Multi-Instructor Support

How it works

The platform supports multiple instructors, each with their own login and a dedicated Instructor dashboard, separate from the admin back office.
Instructors can create and manage their own courses, track enrollments, and view earnings without accessing other instructors’ data.
Admins can promote a registered user to Instructor from Instructor management in the sidebar, and approve or reject instructor sign-ups.
Each course is tied to its owning instructor, and revenue splits (commission) between the platform and instructor can be configured per instructor or course.

Course Management

Set up the categories courses live in, review the full course catalog, and spin up new courses quickly.

Managing Course Categories

How it works

Navigate to Course Management > Course Category.
Click Add New Category to create a new grouping (e.g. Machine Learning, UI/UX Design).
The table lists each category's image, name, description and how many courses use it.
Use the ⋮ menu on a row to edit or delete a category; View More loads additional pages.

Managing All Courses

How it works

Navigate to Course Management > Course for the full catalog.
Each row shows the course image, title, category, author, price and status.
Status badges make it easy to spot Draft versus Published courses at a glance.
Click Add New Course to start a new course, or use the row menu to edit, preview or remove one.

Quick Add: New Course

How to create a course

Open Course Builder in the sidebar and choose Add New Course for a fast-start form.
Fill in Title, Short Description and a full rich-text Description.
Choose a Category, then set Price Type to Paid or Free.
For paid courses, enter the Price and an optional Discounted Price.
Click Confirm to create the course and continue building it in the full Course Builder.

Course Builder

Every new course opens here. Twelve focused tabs cover content, pricing, media, SEO and more — moving through Draft, Send for Review and Published.

Curriculum: Building the Content

How it works

Curriculum is where the actual lessons live, organized into Sections (modules).
Each section accepts multiple content types: YouTube, Vimeo, uploaded Video File, Video URL (MP4), Google Drive Video, Document File, Text, Image, Iframe Embed or Video Cipher.
Click + Add Section to create additional modules as the course grows.
The Draft / Send for Review / Published tabs at the top track the course's approval stage.

Live Class Scheduling

How it works

The Live Class tab schedules real-time sessions alongside recorded content.
Click Add New Meet Link to create a session with a title, start time and duration.
Zoom-generated Join Url and Start Url links are listed per session — students join, instructors start.
Use the edit or delete icons on a row to update or remove a scheduled session.

Basic Info

How it works

Set the course Title and a one-line Short Description shown on course cards.
Write the full Description using the rich-text editor (bold, lists, alignment, links, images).
Assign the course to a Category so it surfaces in the right catalog section.
Click Update to save changes to this tab.

Pricing

How it works

Choose a Price Type: Paid or Free.
For paid courses, enter the standard Price and an optional Discounted Price to run a promotion.
The discounted price is what displays with the original price struck through on course cards.
Click Confirm to apply pricing changes.

Info (FAQ) & SEO

Info tab — FAQ

Add unlimited Question & Answer pairs with + Add FAQ.
FAQs appear on the public course page to pre-empt common learner questions.
Click the × on a pair to remove it, then Confirm to save.

SEO tab

Set a Meta Description summarizing the course for search engines.
Add Meta Keywords to improve discoverability.
Click Confirm to save SEO settings for this course.

Media: Thumbnail & Intro Video

How it works

Upload a course Thumbnail image — shown on cards and the course page (recommended image size noted under the uploader).
Add an Intro Video by selecting its source type from the dropdown and pasting the video Url.
Click Confirm to save media changes.
Strong thumbnails and a short intro video meaningfully improve click-through and enrollment.

Features & Requirements

Features tab

List the course's selling points with + Add New Feature.
Each feature can be edited or deleted from its row.
Shown to learners as quick highlights on the course page.

Requirements tab

List prerequisites learners need before enrolling with + Add New Requirement.
Helps set expectations and reduces refund requests from mismatched learners.
Edit or delete any requirement from its row.

Includes & Learning Outcomes

Includes tab

Describe what's bundled with the course — resources, downloads, certificate of completion, etc.
Add entries with + Add New Includes; each can carry an icon.

What You Will Learn

List concrete learning outcomes with + Add New Learning Outcome.
These outcome statements appear on the course page to set clear learner expectations.

System Settings

Configure branding, contact details and platform-wide options once, before onboarding instructors and students.

General System Settings

How it works

Go to Settings > System Settings > Master Configuration, under the General Settings tab (Logo and Theme Color live alongside it).
Website Information: Website Name, Title, Keywords, Description, Author and Slogan.
Contact Information: System Email and Phone number used across the platform.
Additional Information: Currency Symbol, support Phone, App Version and App Url.
Click Save Settings to apply. Related settings — Account, SMTP, SMS, Role, Employee, Live Class — sit in the same Settings menu.

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Best Practices Before You Publish

A short checklist to run through before sending any course live.

1Complete Basic Info, Pricing and Media before moving a course out of Draft.
2Organize Curriculum into clearly named Sections so learners can track progress.
3Fill in FAQs and SEO fields — they directly influence conversion and search visibility.
4Use Send for Review as a checkpoint before a course goes fully Published.
5Set up System Settings (branding, currency, contact email) early, before onboarding instructors.