Can learners get a certificate?

Yes, on the Educator plan. On passing, a certificate is issued with a code; anyone with the code can check it against the record.

Yes, from the Educator plan: your logo and colour on the learner's start screen and on the certificate, which carries the learner's name, the quiz, the score and the date, with a code anyone can check. On a licence or the School plan, the whole dashboard can stand at a web address of your own.

For trainers.
Proof that the training landed.

A check after every module written from the module itself, a record per learner, a certificate on passing, and a re-test months later that tells you whether the training held. For course providers, your logo and colour on the learner's screen and on the certificate.

Write the first check A licence

What you get.

A check per module

From the module's own slides, handbook or transcript.

A record per learner

Every attempt, every miss, across every module.

Certificates with a code

On the Educator plan: issued on passing, checkable by anyone with the code.

The re-test

Months later, the same check: did the training hold.

Compliance

A quiz from each policy, a record of who passed it and when.

Your branding

Your logo and colour on the learner's start screen and on the certificate, from the Educator plan.

How it goes.

Step 1
Paste the module
Slides' notes, a handbook chapter, a transcript.
Step 2
Share the code
Learners take it on any device.
Step 3
Keep the record
Who passed, who needs the module again, and the certificates.

Why it is built this way.

Training is paid for by the hour and judged by the outcome, and the outcome is whether people know the thing afterwards. A check written from the module, a record per learner and a re-test later are the three pieces of evidence that a training programme worked. EdProcto makes all three from the material you already have.

Kits for you.

Every kit

Business, finance and management 9Accounting, marketing, strategy, cases and the numbers behind them.Life, citizenship and general knowledge 27Driving, citizenship, first aid, money, the world: what everyone is tested on.Computing and data 20Read the code, predict the output, find the bug, the concept behind it.Health, nursing and medicine 14Cases, priorities, dosages, anatomy, the questions the boards ask.Law 5Problem questions, rules applied to facts, cases and statutes recalled.Trades, safety and licences 8Rules, procedures and the safe choice, in the style of the licence test.

Shapes you will use.

All 111

Multiple choiceOne right answer among options.Sort into groupsItems dropped into named groups.Sequence the processThe steps of a process, in order.Case studyOne scenario unfolds across the questions; each answer reveals more.Exit ticketA few graded questions, then an unmarked reflection.Before and afterThe same questions twice with the teaching in between. The score is the gain.

Guides for trainers.

All the guides

A training certificate that means something: what to includeWhat a course certificate should state, how to set the pass mark behind it, which records to keep and how an employer can verify it, with a worked example.Certification exams online for a small training providerHow a small training provider runs its own end-of-course exam online, cohort after cohort: what the certificate is, retakes, appeals, records and a worked example.Knowledge check questions for training: three per moduleHow to write three knowledge check questions for each module of a workshop, read a room's answers in two minutes, and decide what to repeat before moving on.Refresher training: test what staff still know six months onHow much staff remember months after a course, what slows the loss, and how to run a refresher test that measures the gap by topic and helps close it.Pre-test and post-test for training: how to prove it workedHow to write a matched pre-test and post-test for a training course, work out the normalised gain, report it on one page, and re-test weeks later.Quizzes for an online course: from lesson checks to certificateWhere quizzes belong in an online course you sell, how to write each kind, and what the certificate should state so that it is worth having.

Questions.

Can learners get a certificate?: Yes, on the Educator plan. On passing, a certificate is issued with a code; anyone with the code can check it against the record.
Can we brand it?: Yes, from the Educator plan: your logo and colour on the learner's start screen and on the certificate, which carries the learner's name, the quiz, the score and the date, with a code anyone can check. On a licence or the School plan, the whole dashboard can stand at a web address of your own.