COURSE OBJECTIVES
SAP Enable Now is an end-to-end suite to create learning and in-app help content for end-users.
This course will prepare you to:
- Get a basic understanding of the different product components and the concept behind SAP Enable Now.
- Use the Instant Producer and Producer to its full extent and learn how to work with SAP Enable Now Manager in a content production team.
- Use templates for content production, record software processes and create engaging learning material for all supported use cases.
- Localize content for other languages and update your training materials if business processes change.
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TARGET AUDIENCE
- Application Consultant
- Business Process Owner / Team Lead / Power User
- Change Manager
- Developer Consultant
- Help Desk / CoE Support
- Industry Specialist
- Program / Project Manager
- SAP Enable Now Standard Author
- SAP Enable Now Master Author
- SAP Enable Now Consultant
- SAP Enable Now Implementation Partner
- Solution Architect
- Trainer
- User
PREREQUISITES
Essential
- None
Recommended
- As a prerequisite for this course you should already have completed SEN50: SAP Enable Now – Web Assistant Authoring
Software Release Information and Notes
Course Based on Software Release
- SAP Enable Now Cloud and On-Premise Edition
Notes
- None
Course Outline
- Course Introduction
- Solution Overview
- Product components
- SAP Enable Now Instant Producer
- SAP Enable Now Producer
- SAP Enable Now Manager
- SAP Enable Now Desktop Assistant
- The Concept Behind
- Simulation and Documentation
- Simulation Recording
- Simulation Basic Editing
- Simulation Advanced Editing
- Localization and Content Update
- Documentation
- Text Units
- Courseware
- Overview and Use Cases
- Simple Pages
- Dynamic Pages
- Methodology and Didactics
- Structuring of Courseware
- Questions and Quizzes
- Comparison of Quiz and Questions
- Quiz
- Questions in Book Pages
- Desktop Assistant
- Desktop Assistant Basics
- Desktop Assistant Creation
- Page Keys
- Context Help
- Guided Tours