azurecurve

Displays Index of Series Posts using series-index Shortcode. This plugin is multi-site compatible and contains an inbuilt show/hide toggle. The shortcode can be used on posts and pages; the format of the index and other options are user configurable through an Admin page.
Two custom fields (Series and Series Position) need to be added to each post in the series; these fields are used for selecting the posts and ordering them when the index is displayed.
Shortcode [series-index] is placed in the post where you want the index.
Shortcode [series-index-link] can be used in a post to link back to title post.
This plugin supports language translations. If you want to translate this plugin please send the .po and .mo files to wordpress.translations@azurecurve.co.uk for inclusion in the next version (full credit will be given). The .pot file is in the languages folder of the plugin and can also be downloaded from the plugin page on http://development.azurecurve.co.uk.
Current translations: 
Serbian (sr_RS) translation by Borisa Djuraskovic of <a href="http://www.webhostinghub.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Web Hosting Hub</a>

azurecurve Series Index

Displays Index of Series Posts using series-index Shortcode. This plugin is multi-site compatible and contains an inbuilt show/hide toggle.

Sean Davis

This plugin must be used with <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-course-creator/" rel="ugc">Simple Course Creator</a>.
By default, the only way to know that a post is part of a Simple Course Creator course is by viewing the individual post page or another post in the same course. This add-on allows you to see if a post is part of a course in “byline” fashion. The name of the course a post is part of can be seen from the blog home, archive, or search results.

Simple Course Creator Front Display

Outputs the course name on each post listed on a blog home, archive page, or search results page.

azurecurve Series Index vs Simple Course Creator Front Display