Course Player
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The Course Player tab of the MS LMS Settings will set up how students will see and learn courses on LMS. It has the following settings:
Select the appearance of the course player by choosing between light and dark themes. This defines the overall look and feel of the player.
Students can change the mode anytime in their Course Player.
Enable this option to apply the fonts from your website’s theme to the lesson page. Disabling it allows the use of custom fonts of MasterStudy LMS.
Use Theme Fonts is OFF
Display a logo in the course player's navigation bar to enhance branding. The logo will be visible to users in learning.
Enable a sidebar for discussion boards to foster interaction between students and instructors. This feature supports community engagement.
Users can leave comments on each lesson by clicking +Comment or Reply buttons.
Instructors can check the discussions in the Course Builder for each lesson. This can be done by following WP Dashboard > MS LMS > Courses > Edit with Course Builder:
Choose the necessary lesson and move to the Q&A tab. In this tab, you can manage the discussion board for the lesson. There is an availability to edit, delete, and reply to students' comments on the discussion board.
Discussions can also be managed by following WP Dashboard > Comments section as well:
Use MasterStudy player for videos from YouTube is OFF
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Once a student leaves a comment, the instructor will be notified via email. By default, it will be enabled, but the admin can manage it in
Once the student gets his reply, he will also get an about his comment.
When adding video lessons from or to your courses in MasterStudy LMS, the default settings include clickable icons that link to the original video sources. Removing these icons helps keep the video within the educational context of the course and discourages content sharing.
