Moderation generally requires some sort of sharing/viewing of assessments and learner submissions. Because iQualify is an online platform, and learner evidence might live in a range of places. It's not simply a matter of printing/saving as a pdf and emailing.
While you can print individual task submissions, we suggest you use our coach role. Although the coach role was intended more for peer marking and coaching/mentoring, the way it works (coaches just see certain learners' assessments) means that it can be a simpler way to share assessments of certain learners with a moderator.
Note: At times, moderation requires reports or back and forth conversation to reach a conclusion. We recommend these activities occur and be stored outside of iQualify as we are not a system of record as such.
Managers can add one or more "coaches" to a course, choose the learners whose assessments need moderating and then the coach can pop in and see the assessments.
You can read more about the coach role in How to allocate a coach to a learner.
If you've got someone who is new to iQualify, feel free to send them our article on Coaching with iQualify to give them a helping start (of course, the Help menu is there for tours as well if they get stuck).
Other articles you might be interested in
How to allocate a coach to a learner - A manager can allocate a coach to individual learners so they can provide feedback and also mark assessments.
How to view and mark tasks - Facilitators can provide marks and feedback on assessed tasks.
Using the reviewer role to support pre-assessment moderation - How to use the coach role to enable easier pre-assessment moderation.
Learning experience platforms vs. systems of record - Clarifying the role of iQualify in storage of learner submissions.
Options for moderation in iQualify - A brief explanation of the ways you can use iQualify to support your moderation activities.