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iQualify course cards

Learn how updated iQualify course cards provide quick access to key course areas, progress, and upcoming assessment due dates.

Written by Lorcan Reilly

We've updated course cards in iQualify to make it quicker for learners, facilitators, and coaches to access key course areas. The refreshed design includes visual improvements and updated shortcuts to help users navigate courses more efficiently, while learner course cards now also display assessment due date information.

Course cards for facilitators and coaches

Course cards provide facilitators and coaches with direct access to Contents, Tasks, Talk and the Class console. Where applicable, the course identifier label is also shown.

Note: Coaches do not have access to Talk, so the Talk shortcut is not displayed on their course cards.

While some shortcuts on the course card have changed, existing functionality such as the Overview and Notes pages remains available through the course navigation menu. Select More from the lefthand side navigation options then select either Overview or Notes.


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Course cards for learners

Course cards provide learners with direct access to Contents, Tasks, and Talk. They also display upcoming assessment due dates and course progress as a progress bar.

​If a learner has not yet started a course, the Start course button takes them to the Overview page, where they can read important course information and access their Study guide.

Once inside a course, Overview and Notes remain available from the course navigation menu.

Note: The course identifier label is no longer shown on leaner course cards.

Assessment due dates on learner course cards

Under Due next, learner course cards can show the next one or two unsubmitted assessments in due-date order, helping learners prioritise what to do next.

Assessments due within seven days are marked due soon with orange emphasis and a clock icon. Overdue assessments are marked overdue with red emphasis and an alarm clock icon. Due dates more than seven days away are shown without additional emphasis.

Selecting an assessment title takes the learner directly to the assessed task. Submitted assessments are then removed from the course card. If there are no incomplete assessments to display, the card shows No upcoming assessments.

Learn: Learners can also select Tasks to be taken to their My tasks list where they can view all of their assessed and un-assessed tasks. This page has also had an upgrade and you can learn more here.

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