Learning Activities Supported by LearnWorlds

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Modified on: Tue, 5 Sep, 2023 at 1:55 PM

In this article, you can find all the Learning Activities supported by LearnWorlds categorized as Multimedia, Live Sessions, Exams, Self-Assessment, Forms, Certificates, and Embed types of learning activities.

Once you create your course, you can start adding Course Sections and Learning Activities.

1. Go to the Courses tab and select the course you want to edit.

2. In the Contents tab of your course, add sections to organize your material.

3. Click on Add Activity to start adding learning activities within the sections.

4. Click on Save or Save and Edit to make changes immediately.

You can utilize AI to easily generate the course outline and learning activities, thus saving time and effort. You can find out more information in this article.

Video (interactive)

In LearnWorlds, you can Create Video Learning Activities. You can upload your videos to your Video Library and via the LearnWorlds Video Provider use the Interactive Video Editor. Or you can include in your courses an existing video that is stored on your Vimeo or Wistia account.

You can check the article General Overview: How to Upload and Manage your Videos.

Ebook

An E-book learning activity is a learning object for presenting textual information. You can also import your existing text and present it by using tens of eye-catching and responsive templates. Your users will love the reading experience and the highlighting and notetaking tools.

For more information about the Ebook Authoring tools, click here.

PDF

Inserting a PDF learning activity in your course player is an interesting way to provide material to your students which can be downloaded, and even maintain the same format in comparison with Word documents. You can easily Create a PDF Learning Activity for your courses, such as presentations, worksheets, or even whole books.

SCORM / HTML 5 Packages

With this option, you may upload SCORM or HTML 5 Packages (available in the Pro Trainer plan or higher).

Youtube

You can use a YouTube video to enrich your LearnWorlds school's content or in case you already have your own YouTube channel, what's better than including your YouTube videos in your courses? You can insert YouTube videos in your courses using the YouTube embeddable code.

Audio

This learning activity will allow you to include audio files in your courses.

SoundCloud

You can use the embeddable code of a SoundCloud track in your courses.

Live Meetings & Webinars With Zoom

You can integrate your Zoom account into your LearnWorlds school and create Zoom meetings and webinars (available for the Pro Trainer plan or higher). If you have additional Zoom accounts connected (available in our Learning Center plan or higher), you will also be able to choose the Zoom account associated with the learning activity.

Live Meetings with Webex

Once you Connect your Webex account with your LearnWorlds school, you can Create a Webex Learning Activity for your courses (available for the Pro Trainer plan or higher). If you have additional Webex accounts connected (available in our Learning Center plan or higher), you will also be able to choose the Webex account associated with the learning activity.

1:1 Session

In LearnWorlds, you can allow your users to schedule a 1:1 session with you as an admin or any course creators and instructors using the built-in Calendly integration.

Group Session

Enable your learners to reserve their spot in a Group session in your connected Calendly account.

Exam (Graded Assessment)

With our assessment builder, you can create examination tasks with advanced or simple scoring to evaluate your users' progress. An Exam is a formal test that can include different types of questions:

Text assignment
Graded exam template with a text assignment question. After submission, you will be asked to grade students’ responses and provide feedback.
File assignment (Pro trainer or higher)
Graded exam template with a file assignment question. After submission, you will be asked to grade students’ files and provide feedback.
Video assignment (Learning Center or higher)
Graded exam template with a “Record Video” question. After submission, you will be asked to grade students’ videos and provide feedback.
Audio assignment
Graded exam template with a “Record Audio” question. After submission, you will be asked to grade students’ audio recordings and provide feedback.

Graded SCORM Package

Graded SCORM packages enhance our SCORM learning activity option (available in the Pro Trainer plan or higher) that allows you to integrate Score and Pass/Fail results from SCORM into your Gradebook.

Self-Assessment (Non-Graded Assessment)

Self-assessments are informal tests that can facilitate the revision of a particular lesson or help to store feedback in your school for survey purposes. Scoring is not available in this type of assessment, and users can get immediate feedback for their responses. A Self-Assessment is a non-formal test that can include different types of questions:

Write your views/goals/emotions

Self-assessment template with a text assignment. After submission, you will be asked to provide feedback.

Upload your work

Self-assessment template with a file assignment question. After submission, you will be asked to provide feedback.

Record your short video

Self-assessment template with a “Record Video” question. After the video submission, you will be asked to provide feedback.

Record your audio

Self-assessment template with a “Record Audio” question. After the audio submission, you will be asked to provide feedback.

Diary

Allow students to jot down their thoughts and reflect on things that happened, free from outside judgment and feedback.

Reflection journal

Give students the opportunity to reflect and comment on their previous answers/reflections/goals/opinions.

Forms

The Form Learning Activity (available in the Pro Trainer plan or higher) is an intuitive way to create surveys bound to your courses and receive feedback from your users. The school admin can build a survey with many question types and later review the user responses & review user responses later

Certificate of Knowledge

The Certificate (of Knowledge) is a learning activity that allows you to combine an Exam (Graded Assessment) with a Certification. It is an exam that, if passed, leads to the award of a certificate.

The users can claim the Certificate of Knowledge, but first, they must achieve a passing grade on a final assessment specifically created for this purpose, as evidence that a certain level of knowledge has been acquired to later "unlock" the certificate.

Certificate of Completion

The Certificate of Completion is usually added at the end of a course and awarded to the users based on specific requirements. For example, it will be awarded once the user successfully completes all questionnaires or all the learning activities of a course.