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Create, edit, translate, deprecate, and delete projects used for project experiences

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Use projects to provide standardized project entries that learners can reference when adding project experiences to their profiles. This guide explains how to access the projects area, create and edit projects, manage languages, deprecate, and delete projects.

How learners use projects

Learners add project experiences on their profile by selecting a published (non‑deprecated) project, entering their role, dates, and a role description. Learn how learners add project experiences.

Who can use this feature?

  • Available for users with role Owner

  • Available on All Plans

  • Available on Desktop


Accessing projects

  1. Open Administration in the main navigation on the left.

  2. Click Projects.

Note: If you cannot see the projects area, but would like to have access, please contact your edyoucated account manager.

Understanding the projects table

The table lists all projects in your organization with the following columns:

  • Title

  • Project type: Client Work, Internal Project, or Past Experience

  • Status: Published; optionally a project can also have the Deprecated flag

  • Industry

  • Company

  • # Usages: how many project experiences learners already added that reference this project

  • Starts on

  • Ends on

  • Last updated by

  • Last updated on

  • Created on

Note: Use the language dropdown above the table to change the language of the data displayed in the table. There will be no effect, if the data was not provided in multiple languages.

Searching and filtering

  • Search: Use the search field above the table to search by Title, Industry, and Company.

  • Filter list: Click Filter list to open the filter modal. Filter by Status, Project type, and Created by. Click Apply filters to apply or Reset filters to clear.

Projects table with Deprecated badge and action to un-deprecate

Creating a project

  1. In the projects list, click + Project.

  2. Enter the Title and select a Project type (Client Work, Past Experience, or Internal Project). Both fields are required.

  3. Click Create.

Project detail page showing Deprecated status

Editing project details

  1. Click a project in the table to open its detail page.

  2. Click Edit and update the available fields:

    1. Title (required)

    2. Project type (required)

    3. Description

    4. Industry: create a new industry or select an existing one used in your organization

    5. Company: create a new company or select an existing one used in your organization

    6. Starts on

    7. Ends on

  3. Click Save.

Filter list modal with status, project type, and created by options

Translating project details

  1. On the project detail page, use the language dropdown to switch to the language you want to edit.

  2. Click Edit and update the localized Title, Description, Industry and Company.

  3. Click Save.

Deprecating a project

You can mark a project as deprecated so learners can no longer select it when adding new project experiences. Existing project experiences remain visible. There are two ways to mark a project as deprecated:

  • From the projects detail page: Click Deprecate in the top right.

  • From the projects table: Hover the project, open the actions menu (three dots), and select Deprecate.

Reactivating a project

Projects that are marked as deprecated can be reactivated so learners can select it again when adding new project experiences. There are two ways to reactivate a project:

  • From the projects detail page: Click Un-deprecate in the top right.

  • From the projects table: Hover the project, open the actions menu (three dots), and select Un-deprecate.

Deleting a project

  1. In the projects table, hover a project, open the actions menu (three dots), and click Delete.

  2. In the dialog, confirm by clicking Delete.

Note: Only projects that have not been used in any project experiences can be deleted. If the project has usages, ensure all learners remove the project from their experiences first.

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