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# Create a Learning Path

To create a new Learning Path, click on the `New Learning Path` button from the Learning Paths list.\
A side panel will open : this is where you’ll set up your Learning Path’s parameters. The panel is divided into three sections.

**A `General settings` section:**

* A **title** (between 3 and 200 characters)
* A **description** *(optional, up to 300 characters)*

**An `Accessibility` section:**

* `Privacy` : Choose the visibility of your Learning Path:
  * **Public**: Visitors and members of the Spot can see the Learning Path, but only members can participate.
  * **Private**: Members of the Spot can view and participate to the Learning Path.
  * **Secret**: Only invited participants can see and participate to the Learning Path.
* `Order` : Choose how members will progress through the contents:
  * **Flexible**: Members can access the contents in any order.
  * **Sequential**: Members must complete the contents in the defined order.

**A `Contents` section:** 

* Using the search bar, select the contents you want to include in your Learning Path.\
  You can add Live, Courses, Documents (page or link).
  * You must add at least 2 content
  * You can only select the same content once per Learning path
* You can reorder contents by drag and drop
* You can remove contents from the Learning path if needed

{% hint style="info" %}
⚠️ Contents linked to a Learning Path **cannot be set to draft or deleted**.
{% endhint %}

Once everything is set up, click `Create`!

*💡 Your new Learning Path is now ready. You can edit it at any time, add new contents, remove existing ones, or adjust its visibility settings.*


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