Documentation
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High-Performance Progress Storage
High-Performance Progress Storage (HPPS) is an experimental feature that provides a solid database structure using custom tables to store the user’s course progress and quiz data. Benefits Once out of the experimental phase, this feature aims to improve scalability and increase the performance of the plugin. When High-Performance Progress Storage is selected, Sensei reads student…
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Tailored Course Outline
What is Tailored Course Outline? Starting with Sensei Pro v.1.16.0, Sensei offers a new AI-powered way to shape your course: Tailored Course Outline! When starting a brand new course, enter a few details, and Sensei will generate a course outline to help you jump-start the process. You can edit the Course Outline, add Modules, and…
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TutorAI Interactive Block
What is TutorAI? Tutor AI is a WordPress block that can be used in a Sensei LMS course or on any WordPress page or post. It can also be used in other WordPress-powered LMS tools like LearnDash, Lifter LMS, and Tutor LMS. Under the hood, we handle the integration with Open AI’s ChatGPT. We’ve tailored…
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Co-Teachers
Since version 1.9, Sensei Pro included the Co-Teachers feature. This functionality allows for shared ownership of a course. Users with the Co-Teachers roles can modify course settings, lessons, and quizzes. Co-teachers can also manually enroll students, manage them from the backend, and grade quizzes. Read more about the Teacher’s role. To enable the Co-Teachers option…
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Lesson Patterns
Since version 4.5.0, the Core (free) Sensei plugin has offered a range of lesson patterns – predefined templates that provide different styles and layouts to present your course content. Sensei Pro introduced premium lesson patterns in version 1.3.0 with advanced features and customization options. These Pro patterns enable you to create more immersive course experiences…
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Getting started with Sensei Video Courses
If you want to enhance your online courses with engaging video content, this tutorial will guide you through integrating Sensei with video content. Different ways to integrate videos into your lessons are via the WordPress default Block editor, the Interactive Video Block, the Video Lesson Pattern, or the VideoPress block. Add Videos via Block Editor…
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Email Placeholders
In Sensei LMS, email placeholders are unique variables that can be used in email notification templates to dynamically insert dynamic content when sending automated emails to users. These placeholders are replaced with actual data when the email is sent. Email placeholders allow you to personalize the emails by including information specific to each recipient. They…
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Glossary
Sensei’s Glossary tool is included in Sensei Pro. In any lesson that contains a keyword, the first instance will be underlined, and when the student hovers over the term, a popup appears displaying the definition. You can create an unlimited number of keywords and provide the definition along with any additional information you choose to…
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Sensei Blocks
Sensei is optimized for the Block Editor that comes with WordPress core. As such, most of Sensei’s functionality–both free and paid–can be managed and edited via the WordPress Block editor. Check out our documentation for Core Sensei Blocks and Interactive Sensei Blocks below: Core Sensei Blocks Interactive Sensei Blocks
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Interactive Blocks
Bring your lesson content to life with the latest addition to the Sensei Pro suite of Interactive Blocks! Interactive Blocks feature is available either as a standalone feature in Sensei Interactive Blocks, or a part of Sensei Pro plan. Activating the Interactive Blocks feature If you purchased Sensei Interactive Blocks, check out this documentation on…