# Studio Creation iframe ## What a Program Is A **program** is a bundle of individual courses packaged under one umbrella title—ideal for grouping a sequence such as BIO 101, 102, 103, and 104 into a single “Biology” pathway. ## Launch the Program Builder - In **Studio**, open **Programs**. - Click **New Program** (green button at the top). ## Complete Basic Program Info - **Program Name** – overarching title (e.g., Biology) - **Organization** – the course-creator org (e.g., IBL) - **Program ID** – appears in the learner-facing URL (e.g., biology-ibl) - Click **Create** ## Add Courses to the Program - In a separate tab, open each course you want included. - Copy its **Course ID** from the URL (looks like `course-v1:ORG+CODE+RUN`) - Return to the program page and paste the **Course ID** into the field provided. - Repeat for every additional course. - Click **Save** to lock in the list. ## Enter Optional Metadata - **Start Date** – back-date to yesterday for immediate access, or schedule a future launch - **Description** – short blurb shown on the program’s about page - **Language** – primary language of instruction - **Level** – skill level (introductory, intermediate, advanced) - **Display Price** – visible cost if applicable - **Duration** – estimated total learning time ## Visual Settings - **Banner Image** – appears on the program about page - **Course Card Image** – thumbnail shown in the Catalog - **Credentials Toggle** – enable if completion should award a credential ## Publish & Verify - Click **Save** after each update - Programs become visible in the **Catalog** once the **start date** is reached and at least one course is live - Learners see the assembled bundle with your banner, description, and course list ## Key Takeaways - One **“New Program” wizard** bundles multiple existing courses - **Course IDs** are the link between standalone courses and the program - Optional metadata (dates, price, images) shapes the **learner-facing presentation** - Changes save instantly; you can edit the program at any time You’ve now created a fully packaged program that groups related courses into a cohesive learning pathway.