This article is a quick look at what you can see and do when you're reviewing a course on iQualify. We've tried to keep this as a one-page overview, so we've included links out to more information throughout if you need it.
The experience for a learner and facilitator
To get a feel for iQualify, it's a good idea to understand first what it's like for learners and facilitators. Read Learning with iQualify and Facilitating with iQualify to see an overview of what their experience is like.
As a reviewer, you only have 'read only' access to a course. So what you'll see is slightly different to learners (you don't see Talk channels and can't submit files), and different from authors in that you can't edit the content.
Getting into the course
When you first log in, you should be in the Create area of iQualify and you should see one or more course cards, with the option to Review.
Once you've selected Review you'll get taken to the Overview page for the course which generally describes what the course is about. From there, you can select Start the course which takes you to the first page of the course, or use the Contents menu (on the left of the screen) to navigate to particular pages.
Adding review notes
As a reviewer, you can add comments (review notes) to particular pieces of content - text, task, video etc. You'll see a speech bubble icon on the bottom right of each element.
Check out this video below or read on for the written how to.
Simply select the speech bubble icon next to a paragraph (or task, or video etc.), select ADD under Discuss this and make your note in the box provided.
Note: This feature is best suited to simple review and comments (as you can only add plain text in the area).
Who sees the notes I make?
Don't worry, learners will never see these notes and review notes are deleted when the course is published. It is only other reviewers and authors in that course that can see them.
Other help
When logged into iQualify you can access tours and our Knowledgebase from the Help menu.
Need some help with technology bits and bobs? Technology troubleshooting - Frequently asked questions has answers to common questions relating to logging in, using your browser and recording from your webcam.