active learning Many ways with tasks With our range of 20+ task types and our free Task cheat sheet you can move beyond multiple choice to provide your learner (and you) with more freedom and more engagement.
class console The six types of online learners who need your help (now!) Get to know six key personas seen in online learning. Find out how to spot them and how to support them to succeed in your course.
class console Identifying and supporting a bored Billie How you can spot learners that are finding the course too easy using the Class Console. And the specific actions you can take to support them both now as a facilitator and for future learners via course design.
class console Identifying and supporting an isolated Induja How you can spot learners that are skipping social discussions using the Class Console. And the specific actions you can take to support them both now as a facilitator and for future learners via course design.
class console Identifying and supporting a rushy Rony How you can spot learners that are rushing and not completing tasks using the Class Console. And the specific actions you can take to support them both now as a facilitator and for future learners via course design.
class console Identifying and supporting a struggling Sven How you can spot learners that are struggling in your class using the Class Console. And the specific actions you can take to support them both now as a facilitator and for future learners via course design.
class console Identifying and supporting a disengaged Darren How you can spot disengaged learners in your class using the Class Console. And the specific actions you can take to support them both now as a facilitator and for future learners via course design.
class console Identifying and supporting a techno-not-wizz Tia How you can spot the not-so-technical learners in your class using the Class Console. And the specific actions you can take to support them both now as a facilitator and for future learners via course design.
data Principled data iQualify captures all kinds of learning data and we know that you want to be able to put that data to good use. For our part, we want to make sure we're making good, principled decisions about how we enable the collection of data.
discussions Stop asking learners to post once and reply twice It’s time for us to stop asking learners to post once and reply twice. In our new article, you’ll find out how to engage learners in genuine discussion with good discussion design (rather than via a mandate).
A smart move - transitioning to online learning With a red hot property market, and a record number of real estate sales people joining the industry, being able to provide consistent training for all of Property Brokers staff
Motorsport NZ - The Race to Online Learning How New Zealand’s governing body for motorsport took up the challenge of moving from face-to-face workshops to online training.
engagement Actionable analytics - using the data in Class Console to support engagement We can't ‘read the room’ in an online course like we can face to face. But, we’ve got an ace up our sleeves – The Class Console and the learning analytics and data within it.
author A simple exercise to kick-start course design with your team A simple exercise for your team to kick-start course planning and design and keep the learner experience front-of-mind.
author Chunk content to support learning Chunking content aids learning. Find out why it works and how to do it. We can chunk at all kinds of levels, from chunking the course into sections, right through to pages, paragraphs and sentences.
author Getting bang for your buck in online training Is developing and running online courses using a lot of time and money? You might be falling into one of the three traps we cover in this article. Find out how to do less and get more for your learners.
business Use online courses to boost engagement in workshops No one likes professional development sessions where the presenter goes through a bunch of slides and pops in the odd question! So why do we all do them? Check out our suggestions for using an online course to boost engagement in your workshops.
industry partnerships Why we do so much at no cost (and why you should too) Organisations that partner with us have zero set up fees. Find out more about why this makes good business sense and why you might like to take this idea and run with it yourself!
Arthritis New Zealand maximises access with online courses Since Arthritis New Zealand joined us mid 2020, they've built, piloted and are ready to add to the courses they offer. Read on to see how far they've gone in such a short time with iQualify.
facilitate Smarter facilitation interventions to save time and enhance learning Techniques for identifying when and how to intervene or give feedback in a way that supports learning.
Educare's online learning: A swift shift during the pandemic See how Educare are using online learning to reach more learners and increase engagement.
Activate prior knowledge Strategies you can use as an author or facilitator to support learners in activating their knowledge (and improve learning).
content Turning resources into courses A process to go through to move from a collection of resources, to a rich online course with tasks and discussions.
cognitive science Course design principles from cognitive science Principles about how your brain deals with learning and what it means for your course.
build Online courses aren't meant to be printed An explanation of the advantages of online and why we don't offer a print function within iQualify.
