Please add a favorite option

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Re: Feature Request: Favorited or Pinned Courses Please add a favorite option

Love the course and website setup but I don't see a pinned/favorite option. This topic was first approached back in Jan 2019 and is still not available. I would love to see a favorite tab for any course on the left just like you have "Dashboard" and "Courses." I enjoy jumping around between different courses depending on level of attention or a problem I'm facing.

Seems like an easy fix that will make picking up where you left off so much easier.

Thanks!

@Deborah-Barber,

Please do submit this feature request to support@itpro.tv. This will insure that your request is properly logged and directed to right team.

Our forums are primarily meant to help out with course content related questions. Now having said that, it doesn't mean you can't post it here. I can submit this request for you but now that means you're now dependent on me to relay your request but I will be submitter...any notification or reply to this will have to be from me back to you. I'm certain to be the failure point here.

Email sent to the support team. Hope to see a favorite option soon.

Any updates on this? Looking for the pinned/favorite feature as well. With the new year, I'm sure other folks are looking to pin/favorite the courses they are planning to complete for 2021.

I think this would be a nice option to have. Also, just a section on ITProTV's page for general "Improvements" customers/viewers would like to see/provided.

@Eric-Morse,

Please do submit this feature request to support@itpro.tv. This will insure that your request is properly logged and directed to right team.

Our forums are primarily meant to help out with course content related questions. Now having said that, it doesn't mean you can't post it here. I can submit this request for you but now that means you're now dependent on me to relay your request but I will be submitter...any notification or reply to this will have to be from me back to you. I'm certain to be the failure point here.