An American institute providing mortgage education and licensing to mortgage loan originators and other professionals
A user-friendly LMS platform designed to create, distribute, and resell professional development courses, including those compliant with industry-leading SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 eLearning standards.
End-to-end LMS development provider
The client — an American institution specializing in mortgage loan origination (MLO) education — approached Oxagile with an ambitious vision of a custom EdTech solution that would help achieve a whole set of business objectives in one go. The future platform needed to:
Reinforcethe client’s market position as a premier provider of MLO training.
Expandthe client’s eLearning offering to other fields via the integration with third-party content providers.
Serveas a white-label solution for distribution based on flexible subscription models.
To ensure smooth ingestion and playback of third-party content, the system needed to adhere to the widely accepted SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 standards. The client could not risk SCORM integration problems hindering UX and hurting business reputation.
Oxagile would need to work out the complex business logic that is the hallmark of eLearning platforms, as well as provide their deep UX expertise to deliver a product that would combine a wide range of capabilities with a highly usable, intuitive UI.
The solution had to be developed under a tight deadline as the customer needed to have a fully working, production-quality system by the end of the year the project started — to meet the annual accreditation needs of mortgage loan origination professionals.
Oxagile’s team leveraged its multi-year eLearning experience to propose the optimal architecture for the future LMS, while taking into account the broad scope of SCORM requirements.
Oxagile’s EdTech experts joined forces with a seasoned Scrum Master to help create, refine, and prioritize the product backlog and set up a flexible, predictable development process that could accommodate changes in requirements down the road.
The delivered product provides all the necessary means for setting up a virtual university that supports a complete distance learning cycle — from course search and selection to applicant enrollment, to step-by-step course completion, to certification, accreditation, and licensing.
The platform also acts as a tool for creating and distributing professional development courses in any field. The successfully implemented support for the SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 standards makes the system compatible with a wealth of eLearning programs, which provides an important monetization source for the client.
Learners can enroll in courses or course bundles and pick the instructor, timetable, and delivery method that work best for them.
Multiple delivery methods to choose from, including blended, instructor-led, self-study, and webinars.
Video lessons come with resumable playback and YouTube embedding functionality, supporting both desktop and mobile devices.
The instructor dashboard allows tracking the students’ progress and offering guidance if needed.
Interaction features, like personal messaging, forums, and chats, and handy notifications for specific dates.
Learners can buy courses via PayPal or internal credits.
The system provides a library of customizable, dynamic templates, complete with e-signature support. Certificates can be exported as PDFs.
The functionality includes creating tickets, setting their priority, tracking their status, and redirecting tickets within the system.
The solution generates meaningful reporting to cover a great variety of metrics, including users, purchases, tickets, courses, and more.
After just 8 months of development, the customer received a state-of-the-art LMS that strengthens their position as a top-quality eLearning provider.
Effortless integration of SCORM-compliant content and the ability to create such content make the platform a universal professional education tool, while its white-label functionality and diverse subscription options open up new revenue channels.
Oxagile’s team demonstrated its ability to meet tight deadlines and respond to changing business requirements without sacrificing product quality.
Currently, the system is being prepared for release and is already generating interest from potential third-party content providers.
