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# Courses

In the Courses section, create guided training paths for your members.

## Courses list 

On this page, you'll find all the courses to which you have access. The courses are divided into several tabs: 

* `All`, which lists all the courses to which you have access. This is the only tab visible to visitors to the Spot. 
* `Assigned`, which lists all the courses to which you've been invited. 
* `In progress`, which lists all the courses you've started. 
* `Completed`, which lists all the courses you have completed. 

The course cards are arranged in alphabetical order, so you can easily find the course you're looking for.

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## The course card&#x20;

Each course card contains the main information about the course, as well as a **personal progress bar corresponding to your completion rate of the course steps.**&#x20;

When hovering over a course card, an admin menu will appear in the top right-hand corner of it. It contains :&#x20;

* `Invite members` button: this opens the [member invitation side drawer](/english/spot-content/courses/invitations-and-participants.md#invite-participants) in the course settings.&#x20;
* A `Settings` button: this opens the [course settings. ](/english/spot-content/courses/general-settings.md)
* A `Duplicate` button: this button [duplicates the course.](/english/spot-content/courses/create-a-course.md#duplicate-a-course)
* A `Share` button: this lets you copy the course link directly to your clipboard (more information [here](/english/how-to/share-a-ressource.md)).


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