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On course pages, consider changing "Preview" to a less ambiguous word #2829

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@kathrynwp

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A user during an Online Workshop pointed out that the word "Preview" – visible on certain lessons – could be interpreted to mean that you would only get a small portion of the lesson without registering for the course. In fact, when a lesson is set to be previewable by its author, a learner is able to see the entire lesson without needing to register for the whole course.

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The "Preview" button is visible on any course page with at least one lesson that's been set as "previewable" – such as: Intermediate Theme Developer:
https://learn.wordpress.org/course/intermediate-theme-developer/

Intermediate_Theme_Developer___Learn_WordPress

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Intermediate_Theme_Developer___Learn_WordPress

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Is there another word or phrase we can use instead?

The workshop participant suggested "View lesson" but I wonder if that might not distinguish previewable lessons enough from lessons that aren't set to be previewable. Other ideas:

  • Sample lesson
  • Preview full lesson
  • Sample lesson without login (but this is very long)

@jonathanbossenger @westnz Any other ideas come to mind?

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    [Component] Learn ThemeWebsite development issues related to the Learn theme.[Type] EnhancementNew feature request for the Learn website.

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