Playlists let you combine multiple training items — lessons, roleplays, drills — into a single guided path that users complete in order.Documentation Index
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Why use playlists
Individual activities are great for targeted practice. But when you need someone to learn a concept, then practice it, then drill on the hard parts — a playlist ties it all together into one assignment.Creating a playlist
Add items in order
Add the activities you want users to complete. You can mix lessons, roleplays, rapid fire, and other activity types.
When someone opens an assigned playlist, they see the full list of items and their progress. They work through items in order, and each one is marked complete as they finish it.
Common uses
Onboarding programs
Walk new hires through product knowledge, then into practice conversations
Skill-building paths
Combine a lesson on a technique with a roleplay that applies it
Certification prep
Sequence everything someone needs to complete before they’re certified
Recurring training
Reuse the same playlist for each new cohort
Tips
- Put lessons before practice. If a roleplay requires product knowledge, add a lesson covering that material first.
- Keep playlists focused. 3–5 items per playlist is easier to complete than 15. Break longer programs into multiple playlists.
- Reuse items. The same roleplay or lesson can appear in multiple playlists — you don’t need to recreate content.
Related pages
Lessons
Create structured learning content for your playlists
Roleplays
Add practice conversations to your playlists
Library
Where all your training content lives

