Application and workflow
- Proposed inclusion
- Scheduled video-assessment, checkpoint and results application components.
- Excluded or conditional
- Third-party videos, course content and accreditation rights.
Quiz Video Lab
Make your training videos a more active learning experience.
Turn passive video viewing into active learning with question checkpoints, learner responses and clear results. A natural extension for training publishers and platforms with content and an established learner audience.
At a glance
- Best-fit buyer
- Training publishers, CPD providers and learning-platform operators with an existing video library or learner audience.
- Customer value
- Bring questions into the viewing journey and give learners and course teams a clear record of responses.
- Transaction options
- Software asset acquisition or a defined licence.
- Included in discussion
- Scheduled video-assessment, checkpoint and results application components.
The opportunity
Bring questions into the viewing journey and give learners and course teams a clear record of responses.
Explore the workflow
See the journey from start to finish.
Follow the key steps from the first input to the final outcome. Request a private demonstration focused on your requirements.
Shape the lesson
Choose the video and place questions at relevant points in the learning sequence.
Example journey
A sample lesson has questions placed at selected points in its video.
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Engage the learner
Use checkpoints to connect viewing with an answer before continuing.
Example journey
A sample learner pauses at a checkpoint, answers a question and continues the lesson.
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Review the result
Bring responses and completion information into a review and export workflow.
Example journey
A course team reviews the sample responses and the agreed export format.
Your acquisition or licence
A clear scope from the outset.
Agree the assets, rights and delivery milestones before commitment, with the detail set out in the signed schedule.
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Interface and supporting materials
- Proposed inclusion
- Specified interface, data schema and relevant operating documentation.
- Excluded or conditional
- Learner records and external video, identity or billing provider accounts.
Rights and delivery
- Proposed inclusion
- Defined software or channel-licence rights for the agreed learning use case.
- Excluded or conditional
- Bring your content rights and learner audience. Accreditation, course approval and assessment standards remain part of the buyer's own offering.
Agreed acceptance
- Proposed inclusion
- Agree a controlled video-to-question-to-results journey, supported players and devices, and the required learner and organisation permissions.
- Excluded or conditional
- Buyer-specific delivery requirements and any continuing services are agreed separately in writing.
A straightforward acquisition or licence.
A defined content setup and product walkthrough, with fixed knowledge-transfer and support boundaries.
Explore the transaction structure that fits your business. Speak directly with the founder about the commercial fit and next steps.
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What could this mean for your business?
Explore an annual learner-licensing model for your training customer base.
Editable sample assumptions. Use your own figures. These examples are not forecasts, observed results or sale asking prices.
Illustrative annual gross software revenue
Formula: Training customers × licensed learners per customer × annual fee per learner.
Gross revenue before delivery, software, other costs and taxes; not net profit.
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Quiz Video Lab
Bring questions into the viewing journey and give learners and course teams a clear record of responses.
Included in the discussion
- Scheduled video-assessment, checkpoint and results application components.
- Specified interface, data schema and relevant operating documentation.
- Defined software or channel-licence rights for the agreed learning use case.
A clear handover
A defined content setup and product walkthrough, with fixed knowledge-transfer and support boundaries.
Scope and acceptance
Agree a controlled video-to-question-to-results journey, supported players and devices, and the required learner and organisation permissions.
Bring your content rights and learner audience. Accreditation, course approval and assessment standards remain part of the buyer's own offering.
Agree before commitment
- Application and permitted use
- Brand and domain scope
- Delivery and acceptance milestones
- Payment schedule and fixed support period
A proposed starting package
- Rights
- Acquire the scheduled seller-owned software assets, or license the defined workflow for your operation. Brand and domain rights are itemised separately.
- Exclusivity
- Acquisition and licence alternatives are priced separately. Any exclusivity is defined by the rights, market, territory and term in the agreement.
- Handover allowance
- A defined content setup and product walkthrough, with fixed knowledge-transfer and support boundaries.
- Payment structure
- A staged payment schedule tied to signed scope, agreed workflow acceptance and completed handover. Amounts and timing are agreed in the written offer.
Discussion terms, subject to the exact rights schedule, costed delivery scope and written agreement. These handover allowances begin after acceptance; implementation obligations and defect remedies are specified separately.
Proposed commercial scope. Final rights, price and delivery obligations are agreed in writing.
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