EngageLearning Early access
Courses people actually finish. Built from your material and running in the same Hub as everything else you put on: self-paced, so people go at their own speed; scheduled, so it runs on your dates; or blended, which adds a session they attend in person.
Four parts of Learning. Each with a page of its own.
- CoursesModules, five lesson kinds, a writing surface built for teaching, and the details that make a course findable.
- Enrolment and progressOpen, by request, or enrolled by you; then who started, who finished, and how completion happened.
- Selling coursesPrices, promo windows, tax and refunds, with every purchase frozen as it was charged.
- In the HubThe catalogue, the course page and a full-screen lesson player, where your people already are.
Build it the way the subject needs. Not the way a course platform insists.
A course is modules in the order you choose, each holding lessons, and the catalogue facts that let somebody tell whether it is for them before they start.
- Modules in your order, holding lessons of five kinds
- Written lessons, files, links, embeds and live sessions
- Topics you define, a level, and an honest time estimate
- Instructors named from your contacts, not typed in again
Blend the room into the course. The live part isn’t a link in an email.
A live lesson points at one of your events. People register for it like anything else you run, and the scan at the door lands in the course as progress.
- A live lesson is one of your events, with a real door
- Checked in at the door means the lesson is complete
- Marked by the learner, marked by you, or scanned at the door: told apart
- Completion is one number, not two lists to reconcile
Who gets in, and what it costs. Both are yours to set, per course.
Free or paid, per course
Set a price and currency on the courses that carry one, and run a promotional discount over a window you choose.
Open, or by request
Let people enrol themselves from the catalogue, or keep the course visible but admit people yourself.
Unlisted when it should be
A course can exist without a public page at all: enrolled by you, not found by browsing.
Progress you can see
Who has started, who has finished, and which lesson people stop at, per learner and per course.
Put your training somewhere it counts. The beta is open now.
Learning is built and in use with early customers. Join the beta and we will turn it on with you; there is no waitlist to join.
They learn in your Engagement Hub: the same place they register for your events and track anything else they do with you. One front door, not a separate learning login.
Yes. Price it in your currency, discount it over a window if you want to, and set your tax handling and refund policy once for the account. What somebody paid is frozen at checkout, so a later price change never rewrites their receipt.
Yes. That is the point of a blended course. A live lesson is a real event, and being checked in at the door marks that lesson complete without anybody cross-referencing an attendance sheet.