Organising scenarios using collections
Collections group your scenarios so learners can find them, work through them in a set order, and see them presented as a course rather than a list.
Creating a collection
- Go to Scenarios → Collections in the sidebar
- Select Create collection
- Add a title and description
- Save your collection
The title and description are visible to learners. The description is a good place for instructions, for example "Please work through these 5 history taking stations in order".

Choosing who can see a collection
Every collection has its own access setting, under Who can access this collection:
- Everyone in the organisation - all learners can see the collection
- Specific cohorts - only learners in the selected cohorts can see it, along with learners in any sub-cohorts beneath them
This controls who sees the collection itself. It does not change who can open the scenarios inside it - that is set on each scenario. See Previewing, publishing and managing scenarios.
You can change the setting when creating or editing a collection, or from the collections list using Manage access.
Adding scenarios to a collection
- Go to Scenarios
- Open the scenario you want to add
- Select Add to collection and choose the collection
A scenario can belong to more than one collection. You can also set a scenario's collections in the Settings step of the scenario editor.

Ordering scenarios
Open the collection and reorder the scenarios so learners work through them in the sequence you want.
Making learners work through a collection in order
When editing a collection you can tick Require users to work through the scenarios in this collection in order. Learners then have to complete each scenario before the next one unlocks, which is useful for a structured course or a progressive case series.
With that on, a second option appears: Allow students to restart the collection from the beginning once completed. Turn it on if learners should be able to run through the whole sequence again.
Removing scenarios from a collection
- Open the collection
- Find the scenario in the list
- Select Remove
This doesn't delete the scenario - it stays in your scenario list and in any other collections it belongs to.

Sharing a collection
Each collection has its own unique URL. Share this link with learners so they can go straight to the collection page without searching for it.
Learners can only open the collection if your access settings allow it.
Who can create collections
Owners, administrators, assistant administrators and cohort leads can always create collections. Authors can too, unless an administrator has turned off Authors can create collections under Organisation settings → Policies. See How staff access to content works.
Updated on: 07/09/2026
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