A trailmix and trail offer similar experiences for learners in that both content types organize content in a linear journey for learners to progress through. But there are some important differences in how these content types are created and used.
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Here’s how a trailmix and trail compare.
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| Your company’s content creators can create |
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| Any user can create |
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| Can include modules |
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| Can include trails |
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| Can include projects and superbadges |
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| Can include content from your enablement site, Trailhead, or a combination of the two |
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Can include custom steps In a trailmix, a custom step provides flexibility for including links to content other than trails or modules. For example, a learner can create their own trailmix with a custom step that links to a video or page in an external website. |
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| Can be assigned to other users via Trail Tracker |
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| Can be visible to the creator only |
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| Can be included in reports on completion rates |
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