1User friendliness
Yours
Yours to judge. Try the clickable demo on our homepage, then ask to see your own course in it.
2Content storage and management: production, video and audio storage, ease of access, reliability
Yes
Files sit in encrypted Amazon S3 storage and are delivered through Amazon's content network. Live-session recordings are archived there too.
3Synchronous interaction: video and audio conferencing, live chat
Yes
A built-in live classroom with whiteboard, screen share, chat and recording, or your own Zoom or Google Meet.
4Asynchronous interaction: discussion forum, blogs, wikis
Partly
Discussion slides inside a course and doubt threads on any lesson. No learner blogs or wikis.
5Learner engagement: interactive content, activity management, group projects
Partly
Questions inside videos, interactive lessons, polls and quizzes. No workspace for group projects.
6Peer group interaction: social media integration, group activity, breakout rooms
Partly
A group chat for every batch and one-to-one messages. Breakout rooms when you teach on Zoom. No social media integration.
7Learning communities and research forums
Partly
One community channel for the whole institution. Nothing built for research groups.
8Adaptive learning: skill gap analysis, personalised content
Partly
Reports name each learner's weak topics, and an AI tutor sets practice on the lesson that is open. The course does not reorder itself for each learner.
9Grouping learners with different mentors, one mentor for 250 learners
Yes
Mentors are assigned by hand or evenly in turn, with a cap on how many learners each one takes.
10Dashboards for all the stakeholders
Yes
Separate dashboards for administrators, teachers, mentors and learners.
11Proctored examination methodology: question bank, paper setting and valuation; registration and scheduling; grades from continuous evaluation; learner authentication
Partly
Question banks, paper setting, scheduling, camera proctoring and on-screen marking are built in. There is no secure browser. Final grades are worked out in your examination system, and identity checks are yours.
12Examination support: multiple choice and long or short answers
Yes
Objective questions are marked at once. Long answers are typed, or written on paper and uploaded.
13Online assignment creation, submission and grading
Yes
Assignments with server-enforced deadlines, file uploads, marks and late flags.
14A tool to keep students informed about activities and performance
Yes
Announcements, email, push and WhatsApp notices, and progress reports sent on a schedule.
15Plagiarism check provisions
No
Vacademy has no similarity checker. Keep the tool your university already uses.
16Methodology for an online payment gateway
Yes
Six gateways are supported. The money settles in the university's own account.
17Flexibility: browsers supported, a responsive main site
Yes
A responsive web portal, plus Android, iOS, Windows and Mac apps.
18Support for the standard four quadrant approach followed by SWAYAM
Yes
Video, reading material, discussion and assessment sit together in every unit.
19Online award of certificates and degrees
Partly
Course certificates carry a QR code that opens a verification page. Degrees, and their upload to the National Academic Depository, stay with your examination office.
20A methodology to train the faculty to design, develop and deliver online courses
Yours
Your method. The course builder is made for teachers, and AI can draft a first outline from a teacher's own notes for the teacher to correct.
21Security features for transparency and credibility, including IP tracking of the learner
Yes
Every signed-in request is logged with the user, action, IP address, device and time. Administrative changes are kept in an audit log.
22Scalability: maximum users, and the number able to log in at the same time
Yes
Published plans go up to 10,000 learners and larger numbers are quoted. Our published load test put 1,000 simulated candidates through one exam.
23A methodology to ensure that the faculty engages with students, motivates and assesses them
Yours
Your method. The platform shows the evidence: doubts waiting for an answer, scripts waiting to be marked, and time taken by each teacher.
24An organisational set-up in the university for maintaining and running the platform
Yours
Your team runs the programmes. We host, maintain and update the software.
25A methodology to ensure the quality of courses
Yours
Your method. A review step lets a named approver check each course before it is published.