The "Create skills" link is only visible to the RRHH director and the platform admin. An admin setting allows to remove the permission to create skills from the RRHH.

Right-click on some skills from the right panel and click "Add to profile search", then click "Search profiles match". The right panel then changes to a list of results

Searching skills allow you to only show a few skills. When you select the checkbox of one of the skills that appear, it is added to the skills below. If you click on it (not the checkbox), then the skills circle is automatically centered on that skill to show its children.

Double click allows you to (1) Edit the skill (name and relationship to gradebook; (2) Add children skills (=create new skill with this skill as a father); (3) Delete skill (and orphan all sub-skills)

Right-click on some skills from the right panel and click "Add to profile search", then click "Search profiles match". The right panel then changes to a list of results

Double click allows you to (1) Edit the skill (name and relationship to gradebook; (2) Add children skills (=create new skill with this skill as a father); (3) Add this skill to the profile search

Remove search criterias by clicking the red cross (updates the search results immediately)

Click the edit button to get back to the skills tree and add new criterias

This section shows how many people have the complete list of skills searched for

This section shows how many people are missing just one step (in terms of relations on the skills tree) to get all the skills required

Each profile show a list of skills acquired (with the searched skills first). When clicking anywhere on the box, a new tab opens with the user's complete profile.

When a user has all the skills of a sub-tree (for example English 101, 102, 201, 202, 301, 401 and 501), the name of the skill is the one of the subtree's root with "(all)" added.

This section shows how many people are missing two steps (in terms of relations on the skills tree) to get all the skills required

The "View skills tree" link gets you to the skills tree of this particular user (only RRHH admins can see it)

Each skill points to the skills wheel focused on the parent of the skill

The "Skills ranking" link points to a page with a list of users and their skills (ranking based on the number of skills acquired)

Searching skills allow you to only show a few skills. If you click on it (not the checkbox), then the skills circle is automatically centered on the closest parent between this skill and one skills you have. If you don't have any, it centers on the parent of the skill you are looking for. It also opens a roadmap box below to show the steps required to learn it (which course).

Course links make the course block (like in the courses catalogue) appear with the "Subscribe" and "Description" buttons (watch that clicking the description button should work to show the description as well as in the catalogue)

Yes by default

Gets the skills names from the skills table and auto-fills them in AJAX

Tags of skills already selected (exactly same feature as in social network's profile tags)