Hybrid learning that keeps students engaged
Combine classes, workshops and online courses. Track credits, completion and knowledge, in a hybrid or fully online experience.
- Hybrid in-person and online learning
- Credit and completion tracking
- Interactive, visual course content
Can schools and universities use Knolyx for hybrid learning?
Yes. Knolyx combines live classes, replays and online modules in one course, with quizzes and assignments, a discussion space for each course, automatic credits and certificates, multi-language courses and native mobile apps. Barnard College used Knolyx for interactive lessons.
UpdatedBuilt for education
Hybrid by default
Live classes, replays and online modules in one place
Credits and certificates
Track credits and issue certificates when objectives are met
Learning communities
Students discuss, share resources and ask questions to teachers
Hybrid teaching held together by five tools?
Knolyx brings live classes, online modules, assessments and credits into one place that students actually use
- Lectures, recordings and assignments spread across different platforms
- No single record of credits and completion for each student
- Students who disengage between sessions
- International students struggling with material in one language
- Teachers spending more time on administration than on teaching
Setting up Knolyx for education
Four steps from the training you run today to a programme the platform enforces and reports on
Where schools and institutes use Knolyx
Hybrid and blended programmes
Universities, colleges and training institutes increasingly mix campus sessions with online work. In Knolyx the lecture, the replay, the reading and the assignment sit in the same course, so students know where everything is and teachers can see who has done what before the next class.
Continuing education and professional credits
Institutions that run continuing education need a reliable record of who earned which credits and when. Certificates and continued education credits (CEUs) are issued automatically when the objectives are met, and certificate expiry is managed for programmes that need renewal.
Interactive, visual lessons
Some concepts are easier to grasp with diagrams, tables and visual explanations than with long text. Lessons in Knolyx combine visuals with quizzes and assignments, and Barnard College used the platform for interactive lessons of this kind.
A learning community for every course
Discussion boards and channels let students ask questions, share resources and help each other between classes, while teachers answer once for everyone. Points and badges reward participation, and the mobile app keeps the conversation going outside the classroom.
What to check before choosing a platform for hybrid learning
Start with the student’s view. Lectures, replays, readings and assignments should sit in one course, in the order they are taught, so students do not have to hunt across several tools to find what is due this week.
Then check the record-keeping. Institutions that award credits need the platform to issue certificates and credits when the objectives are met, keep the history for each student and handle expiry for programmes that require renewal.
Last, look at engagement between sessions. Discussion spaces for each course, mobile access and support for several languages decide whether students keep learning between classes or only open the platform the night before an exam.
A useful test during a demo: ask to follow one student through a week of a hybrid course, from the live class and its replay to the assignment and the grade, and then to see the same week from the teacher’s side.
Features that matter here
All of these are part of Knolyx today. See the full list on the features page.
- AssessmentsQuiz and assignment engines to check understanding
- Visual, interactive lessonsDiagrams, tables and visuals that make hard concepts easier
- Progress analyticsSee how each student and class is progressing
- Mobile accessStudents learn from the Knolyx app wherever they are
- Multi-language supportCourses for international and foreign students
Barnard College of Columbia University
Barnard College of Columbia University is a private women’s liberal arts college in New York City. Professor Dana Neacșu, PhD, started working with Knolyx in 2018 to teach difficult concepts in an interactive way, so students could grasp them more easily.
Plans for every business
Tiered pricing for everyone from solo course creators to large enterprises. Whether you are starting a community or scaling a full membership program, there is a plan that fits your goals and budget.
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Questions buyers ask first
Can we stream lectures and keep the recordings?
Yes. Live sessions are recorded and archived automatically and can be added to the course. Live streaming is in the Yellow and Black plans.
Can Knolyx issue credits automatically?
Yes. When the learning objectives and assessments are completed, Knolyx issues the certificate and the credits.
Can courses be offered in several languages?
Yes. Knolyx supports multi-language courses for international and foreign students.
Can we bring in existing course material?
Yes. Content can come from Dropbox, Google and Teams, video from YouTube, Vimeo and Bunny.net, and SCORM files are supported in the Enterprise plan.
Is there a mobile app for students?
Yes. Students learn from the native iOS and Android apps, with push notifications for new content, events and replies.
Can teachers see which students are falling behind?
Yes. Progress analytics show how each student and each class is moving through the course, and quiz and assignment results show where understanding is weak before the exam.
Questions or need support? Our team is ready to help
Tell us about your team and what you want to achieve. You will hear back from the people who build Knolyx.