What does the "Oh no, something went wrong!" error mean?

What does the "Oh no, something went wrong!" error mean?



If you encounter an Oh no, something went wrong!, it is likely the following scenario:

An item in the learning workflow is in a Draft or Pending Approval state. Items that are in a Draft or Pending Approval state are not displayed to students. 

To solve:
  1. Approve the item 

If you continue to encounter this error, please contact our Help Desk. 

To learn more about the Content Approval process, please check out the following articles: 

  1. How to approve a content item
  2. How to know a content item has been approved
  3. How to request approval for an instruction item

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