Disclaimer: This article describes the new Go1 experience (previously Docebo Content Classic). You can still switch back to the previous experience until the end of 2026.
Docebo Content Classic documentation is available on the Docebo knowledge base in the Legacy Go1 section.
Note: This enhancement is being rolled out progressively and will be available on all platforms by August 3, 2026.
Only customers having bought their Go1 bundle via Docebo will be migrated to the new experience. Customers having a direct contract with Go1 will not be migrated.
If you use Docebo Content (not Docebo Content Classic, please disregard this article.
Introduction
Go1 helps you deliver up-to-date training content to learners without requiring external licenses or complex integrations. It provides a seamless way to ensure a continuous learning experience through fresh, relevant training materials.
The Go1 library includes thousands of learning assets. Use filters and collections to streamline content discovery, reduce manual effort, and quickly identify the learning resources that best fit your organization’s needs.
Only Superadmins can access the Content marketplace and Go1. Power Users cannot access or manage it.
This article explains how to import and manage content from the Go1 library.
Using Go1
Read the article Accessing and using Go1 to learn how to use the library filters, presets, and collections.
Content details page
The Go1 library displays content as cards. Click a card to access the content details page containing the following:
- Title
- Description
- Rating
- Publisher
- Learning objectives
- Available languages
- Format
- Duration
- Last update date
If the content is planned to retire, a warning with the corresponding date is displayed on the page. You can check out the suggested content at the bottom of the page to replace the retiring content.
From the content details page, preview the content, import it, or add it to an existing or a new collection. Learn more about collections.
Notes on content languages:
- When you import content available in multiple languages, all versions are automatically imported and learners can choose their preferred language.
- When there are multiple versions of the same content, one for each language, You need to select the version to import by clicking the desired language. Each imported version counts as a separate content item.
Importing content from Go1 into your platform
You can import content from the Go1 library to the Training materials page of your platform.
Optionally, you can also create a new course containing this content. It will be displayed on the Courses page with automatically generated title, description, thumbnail, and code.
To import content, go to the details page and click Import. Follow these steps:
- Type: Only import content to the Training materials page or import content and create a course (required).
- Folder: Select the training materials library folder where the content will be imported.
- Category: Select the category where the course will be created.
- Catalog: Select the catalogs where the course will be available. Even if you place the course in a catalog, you cannot resell it. Users will be able to directly enroll into it, but they cannot purchase it.
- Enroll: Select the users that will be directly enrolled in the created course
Click Import and refresh the page to display the Imported status on the content card.
To import more than one content at a time, select the content items, click Choose action in the bottom-right corner, select Import content and repeat the previous steps.
Managing Go1 content on the Training materials page
Content imported from Go1 to the Training materials page of your platform is managed with the same advanced settings and assigned to courses as any other SCORM training material
More on assigning training material to courses.
We recommend not deleting content imported from Go1 on the Training materials page. Learn how to replace retiring content or swap content in the following chapters.
Managing retiring content
Note: Retired content is called Expired on the Courses and the Training material pages. Retiring content is called Expiring.
On the Go1 library page, you can identify retiring content by the Retiring label on its card. To replace retiring content, open the content details page and select another content item from the Suggested content section.
Retired content no longer appears in the Go1 library. But it remains on the Courses and on the Training materials pages with the Expired label to preserve user tracking. Learners who started the training material before it was retired can still complete the course.
Replace or remove retired content as soon as possible to ensure learners have access to active and up-to-date materials.
To identify expired/expiring content on the Training materials page, open the filters and select Go1 in the content providers section. Check the Status column to see if the content is active, expiring, or expired.
To identify the courses containing expiring or expired training materials, Go to the Courses page, open the filters and select Expiring and/or Expired in the Marketplace section. A warning icon identifies expiring/expired content in the Marketplace column.
If you import the content as training material, remove it from each course where it is assigned or remove it from all courses at once from the Training materials page
Content swaps
Customers using Go1 on an unlimited plan can freely swap their content for the duration of their contract without any limits. Customers on Go1 import-limited plans can optionally swap content on the anniversary of their Docebo Learn contract date. Get in touch with a customer success representative to request a content swap.
Docebo MCP server for Go1
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server allows you to seamlessly integrate Docebo with enterprise AI assistants (MCP clients) like ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot Studio, and Gemini Enterprise.
Learn more about the Docebo MCP server (open in a new tab).
The MCP Server powers conversational curation tools that allow you to manage Go1 content in your preferred AI-assistant:
- Discover content by duration, topic, or publisher.
Example prompt 1
Find me 3-5 leadership courses for new managers, under 2 hours, with Italian subtitles
I need 20 courses to help my customer-facing team handle difficult conversations with frustrated clients
- Compare courses by skills and ratings without building spreadsheets.
Example prompt 2
Compare these three courses by skills covered, rating, and duration
Which of those leadership courses has the best coverage of delegation skills?
- Import courses to your learning platform.
Example prompt 3
Import the Python for Data Science course into the Technology category and the Q3 High Potentials catalog
Go ahead and add that one to the learning platform — put it under Leadership, in the New Managers catalog
- Create or edit a collection
Example prompt 4
Create a collection called "Leadership Q3 Shortlist" with those three courses
Save these for me to review later
Add the Python course to my existing collection
- Identify imported content that is retiring and find suitable replacements.
Example prompt 5
Give me a list of content that is retiring and suggest replacements
Are any of my courses being deprecated? What should I replace them with?
Attending a Go1 course as a learner
You can attend courses from Go1 as any other course in the platform. Learn more on attending courses as a learner.