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Overviews for each role in iQualify - learners, facilitators (teachers), authors and more.
By Lorcan and 2 others3 authors17 articles
- Learning with iQualifyA brief overview for learners of key things to know when learning with iQualify
- Facilitating with iQualifyA brief overview for facilitators of key things to know when facilitating in iQualify.
- Creating courses with iQualifyA brief overview of key things for authors to know when creating content.
- Creating class activations with iQualifyA brief overview of key things for managers to know when activating courses with iQualify.
- Reviewing courses with iQualifyAn overview of key things for reviewers to know when reviewing a course.
- Coaching with iQualifyAn brief overview of some of the tools and features that are available to coaches.
- Quick start guide for account ownersAn overview of things to review and set up before you launch iQualify.
- Quick start guide for Service Desks providing 1st level supportKey information for service Desks providing 1st level support your organisation and learners.
- Quick start guide for user adminsA brief overview of the things user admins can do in Users, groups, and reporting.
- Quick start guide for managersAn overview of the some of the tools and features available to managers.
Understanding how iQualify works
What iQualify is (and isn't) and how your business can use iQualify.
- Overview of iQualify as software as a serviceiQualify is a SaaS product - so what does that mean for you.
- Learning experience platforms vs. systems of recordClarifying the role of iQualify in storage of learner submissions.
- Why can't I print my online course?An explanation of the advantages of online and why we don't offer a print function within iQualify.
- Forever accessLearners can always access their past courses. Forever.
- Copyright and intellectual propertyWho owns what you create in iQualify courses and your obligations when using others' works
- Understanding content IDsContent IDs are unique codes used to identify different content or versions of content.
- How we use your data