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Want to supplement your video courses with additional content? Add relevant resources to either your overall course – or to the individual video topic.

• Click on Resources on the Course Page or Under Edit Content on the topic
• Attach files, documents, presentations, pictures, links, etc. to support your video course
• On a video topic, you can add up to 4 additional files and/or links (due to mobile layout restrictions)

Resources may be any documents you think the users may need. This can include assignments the users must complete and return via Feedback, forms or tables to fill out, or links to relevant websites.

Did you know?

• Microlearning is proven to boost retention rates by up to 60%.
• Microlearning courses have completion rates as high as 80%.

Make your video training more effective and engaging with uQualio’s course builder. Transform your webinars, tutorials, meetings, or training sessions into bite-size microlearning chunks that are focused and easy to digest.

• Select a video from your course.
• Click Edit Topic.
• Use our Scene Selector (bite-sizing) tool to play your long video as multiple easy digestible bite-size chunks. You don’t have to use the entire video – just the parts you find useful!

Want to ensure that your learners have understood what you want them (or they want) to learn? They perform better in the main test when you add quiz questions to your video course:

• Choose the video you want to add questions to
• Click Edit Content then Questions
• Add your questions in a variety of formats:
  • Single Choice: Two or more answer options with one correct answer
  • Poll Question: Two or more answer options with none being correct
  • Text Question: Predefined minimum and maximum answer length

You can add multiple questions – and even choose to keep the same or different questions for the practice test (at the end of each video) and final test.

Create gamified learning experiences for your users.

Reward your learners for completing modules and courses with badges and certificates, motivating and encouraging them to stay on track.

• Choose between 3 different badge templates – a shield, a badge, or a certificate.
• For any of your courses, assign badges and certificates as per the achievement level. Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze are standard names that can be renamed.
• Edit badges: Add a new badge, rename/customize the certificate, brand with logo or picture, and assign the “percentage to pass” to each.
• The badges achieved by learners can be shared on social media platforms or downloaded as printable PDF files.
• You can find the Achievements List & Certification Tracking in the Achievement Report.

Badge Repository: uQualio accounts can store badges and user certificates for up to 12 months. As an add-on, you can get endless certification storage for as many badges and certificates as you want.

Define who your course is for, what key topics it covers, and which category it falls into. We recommend making your course easily searchable for your users on the uQualio online course builder platform.

Besides providing your course with a title, subtitle, and description, add details like skill/proficiency levels, categories, and tags in just a few clicks. Under Configuration you allow learners to search any of these areas.

You can also select the languages for your uQualio account and courses – and add captions to the course under Edit Video in different language versions.

Language: Choose the language for your course to match your learners’ needs.

Skill Level: Assign skill levels for your courses: newbie, beginner, seasoned, professional, etc.

Categories: Classify your courses into categories and tag them so they are easy to find.

Tags: Add as many as you want. Tags work like hashtags (#), making it easy to find your course.

The uQualio Content Library contains all the videos, images, and files you upload to the system.

• You can bulk upload videos and files (up to 20 at a time) to the library.
• You can see a list of all videos and files you have uploaded, either directly in the Library or in the Courses. The listing also shows the file’s original name and origin.
• You can edit the name and description of your Library files by marking the box to the left of them.
• Remember that both Title and Description are used in the platform’s search system to locate courses.