Answers before launching Edulity

The first pilot can usually start in 2-4 weeks. To begin, the institution needs to choose the group, modules, access roles, and learning goal.

Edulity can include the student dashboard, levels, academy, mentor, simulators, and partner hub. The exact module set is chosen for your launch.

During a pilot, the institution does not need to enable every module at once. This keeps the first launch focused and easier for students.

Students, instructors, and admins receive access through invitations or an approved sign-in flow configured by the institution.

The user can reset the password from the sign-in page. An admin can also help restore access when a new cohort starts.

EduTokens are internal progress points in Edulity. They show student activity but are not cash and cannot be withdrawn.

A student chooses an available reward and submits a request. Institution staff review it and issue the reward according to program rules.

EduTokens show accumulated progress, while badges mark specific achievements or milestones. They work together but mean different things.

Instructors guide the group, see learning activity, and can work with tasks, review, or awards depending on the setup.

Students see their current level, activity, and how many EduTokens are needed for the next level.

Partner hub is enabled when the institution needs it. If the module is active, students see available partner opportunities in their dashboard.

No. Edulity is designed for university and college students, so the parent role is not used.

Access depends on the user's role. Important actions are stored in the audit log, and access checks run on the server.