Paths and Collections gives you the opportunity to deliver activities in an easy to follow structure. A path serves as a container to organize learning across individual activities while a collection is a grouping of paths.
This path provides an overview of users, user creation, and user management in the platform and provides resources for user creation setups including self-registration and single-sign on options.
This article provides an overview of copying paths from the Discover Tab into your Intellum account.
The content in this path introduces the types of platform communication, walks you through the process of creating or enabling each type, and follows up with resources for managing and tracking platform communications.
This path gives you an overview of E-commerce features, covers the platform setup required to enable E-commerce options using Stripe, and walks you through authorizing Intellum with a Stripe account.
This article walks you through adding a localized version of an activity and gives an overview of managing localized versions in the platform.
Explore release notes for Q3 2020.
The curated articles in this path will support you from event setup through follow up.
Gamification elements like badges, points, and achievements can be found in almost every application and platform these days. Why? Let's look at the research.
This article demonstrates using the view switcher to alternate between Admin and Learner View in the platform.
This article shows you how to add an Embedded HTML section to an Organization homepage and gives an overview of relevant home sections properties.
In a new segment we’re calling “Myths and Legends,” we’re debunking some common misunderstandings with science. This week we’re focusing on learning styles, a topic that just won’t go away.
It's tempting to create lengthy videos for your learners, but it's not based on good learning science. Learn why in this article.
Social agency theory tells us that eye contact can promote a sense of interaction, even in pre-recorded lectures, that can lead to student engagement and deeper cognitive processing. So, does that mean we should stare deeply into the camera when...
Communication tools, like chat, are commonly used in formal, online education settings to encourage interaction. But why? What’s the science behind these tools, and how can they be leveraged in the workplace and in informal learning to improve engagement and outcomes?...
Companies across the globe are investing billions of dollars on customer education, all with the assumption that this investment will lead to one thing: higher profits. But what’s the connection between education and consumer behavior? The answer, according to some...
Explore Release Notes for Q2 2020.
Taking training online isn’t as simple as reading a slide deck aloud to webinar participants while they browse social media. In this article, I’ll share some evidence-based, research-proven best practices for re-imagining in-person training as online, synchronous learning that helps...
This article gives you an example of a learner-facing links appended with UTM campaign parameters, walks you through tracking UTM parameter data in the Intellum platform, and points you to resources related to UTM campaigns.
In this age of uncertainty, one thing is certain: working remotely brings with it a whole host of challenges. Learn how to face them, both as a worker and as a manager, with these free resources.
This article walks you through the creation of parent and child equivalency relationships for activities, shows you how to remove an equivalency, follows up on the impacts of equivalencies for learners, and gives you a preview of the learner experience...
