We are excited to announce the release of Shika 1.6 which brings plenty of interesting features. In this release you will get PHP 8 compatibility. Site administrators can now extend the subscriptions from the admin area. We have introduced the first-time course completion date tag for certificates in Shika. Configuration has been provided for hiding the marks when attempting the quiz.
We are delighted to bring you another feature packed release of Shika, v1.3.39. The highlight of this release is course prerequisites which will allow you to create links between courses to effectively deliver complete learning programs. In addition to this, a new objective question type has been introduced in the assessment engine that allows free text inputs. Finally TJ Certificates has introduced a brand new workflow that allows students to submit records of external training they have done and certificates they have earned outside the platform to the system with an approval workflow. This allows you to maintain a central training record in the platform.
We are happy to bring you a brand new major release of our events solution. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, online events have gained significance. This release brings support for running online events using Zoom as well as Jitsi, the free & opensource conferencing solution to help you run events remotely. Besides this the release also brings social sharing for certificates & the ability to restrict ticket purchase for users for selected access levels and several improvements including a complete refactor of the Adobe connect integration & integration with the latest TJ Fields release.
Our team has again outdone themselves this time & released back to back versions of Shika within a span of just a few weeks. Key features in these releases include Social sharing of certificates, Basic HTML support in Quizzes & a new feedback summary report.
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Make sure you read the release notes for Shika 1.3.36 and Shika 1.3.35 before you upgrade.
Isn’t it a great feeling when you are rewarded and recognised when you complete a milestone or a goal? Online courses are no different. In fact, for online courses, recognition is even more important as they lack the physical touch points and personal motivation that is usually part of ‘In Person’ learning. Low completion rates are the biggest bane of online learning. Rewards and recognition is a great way to fight this.
Personalised certificates are just one of the many features that Shika offers to let you reward your users.
A certificate is much more than a piece of paper. It is a recognition of one’s work and gives a sense of entitlement.They are a great way to showcase your achievements & add to one’s academic and work profile.
Read on for the detailed features.
