Structure your website

The first step is to think about how to structure your website, and how this structure maps onto Eduframe. The image below shows the structure of Eduframe.

Categorization solutions

In general, we see three solutions for categorizing courses on the website:

1. Use categories to categorize your courses
   The advantage of this structure is that it is reflected directly in Eduframe. It is also possible to have a nested structure using categories. However, you cannot have the same course in different categories. The categories are also used to structure your courses inside the LMS.

2. Use labels to categorize your courses
   The main advantage of labels over categories is that you can have the same label for different courses. This means that on your website, you can have the same courses on different levels and in different categories. The only downside is that there is no way to have a nested structure.

3. A third method is to use a custom field
   A custom field is a dynamic field that you can add to courses and planned courses. The advantage of using a custom field is that you can dedicate the field to the website, whereas labels, for example, are often also used for other purposes. However, in the Eduframe UI you are not able to filter on custom fields.