Hi Laura,
Yes, the curriculum functionality is lacking in LSO 200 & 300 however, there have been some good changes in LSO 600.
For example, you can specify that a course is only bookable via a curriculum. This avoids those cryptic errors when someone tries to book a curriculum and it tells that they can't (but no real reason) when the issue is he/she has already booked one of the courses on their own.
Another change SAP did was that you can change a curriculum (i.e. add a course to it) and can also sequence WBTs in a curriculum.
We are still on LSO 200 and use the curriculum for only e-learning where really it is only a bundle of WBTs which can be taken in any order. The best way I've seen the use of curriculum in 200 or 300 was for a new employee curriculum for example. In that case, courses for the new employees were always pre-scheduled in advance (i.e. every month)
The other good news is that SAP is coming up with Course Program functionality which is what customers really want where I don't have to have classroom courses with pre-scheduled dates or I can specify blocks within the course program what are mandatory or optional. The course program is available in LSO 200 Enhancement Pack 2.
Hope this helps.
Danielle
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