OffAndOnAgain Posted April 4, 2022 Posted April 4, 2022 Hi all, We have an external company providing musical instrument tuition to our school. Being a musician myself, I have been chatting with the staff and owners. One of the owners raised an interesting question: Are there any off-the-shelf solutions where they could host a course of music theory videos under a subscription model, with a short quiz after each video to check a students' understanding before unlocking the next video? This would be done under their own banner on their own website, not the school's. They're particularly set on being able to quiz students on the contents of the video they just watched, and to have the next video unavailable until doing well in said quiz - I realise this may narrow our options. I remember once taking IT certification training courses on CBT Nuggets, and I think this did everything I've described apart from the "quiz-to-unlock" mechanism, instead having a quiz between freely accessible videos. Does anyone know of any solutions to this? Or are we looking at cu$tom design?
hardtailstar Posted April 4, 2022 Posted April 4, 2022 It is possible as all of the mandatory school training that we do is done like this and some training I have done personally. Not sure if there is a template online for it. Have you looked at the likes of skills share etc?
dhicks Posted April 5, 2022 Posted April 5, 2022 Does anyone know of any solutions to this? Or are we looking at cu$tom design? We had this thread a little while ago discussing hosting costs for a video library: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/221377-video-player-most-used-uk-secondary-schools.html I'm working on a solution that could be used for the kind of thing you describe, but it's nowhere near release-ready yet.
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