Features
Stackle is a versatile tool that can be used to help support learning and teaching activities in numerous ways.
Explore some of the ways clients are putting Stackle into practice.
Built for
Learning Journals
Reflection is a skill that develops over time with constant practice and is a valuable skill for everyone to master.
Stackle’s ability to move with a student on their learning journey and document their understanding over time gives them evidence of the progress they have made without adding to their cognitive load.
Activities
Assignments provide a clear and structured progression for learners, allowing them to build upon knowledge and skills incrementally.
Learners focus on specific learning objectives and goals, with a clear direction for their learning journey.
Scaffolded assessment promotes deeper learning by encouraging learners to engage with the material contextually and in a meaningful and purposeful way.
Workbooks
Stackle’s Connected Questions are a perfect tool for building knowledge gradually, empowering the learners and re-enforcing awareness of the learner’s journey.
The term “Connected Question” refers to a question that evolves its functionality over time to support the learner so they can build their responses as their knowledge grows and is a unique feature of Stackle.
Other Ways to Use Stackle
There are so ways you can deploy Stackle to support your learners and achieve your course learning outcomes. Here is a list of other idea you can use:
- Study Notes
- Flipped Classroom Preparation
- Support Peer Activities
- User Knowledge Check-ins
- Multi-submission Assessments
- Gain Insights on Fixed Answers
- Distance Travelled
- Cross Platforms to Aid Learning
- Progress Tracking
Meet Sean!
Sean is the CEO of Stackle and he’s awesome at demonstrating how our product can enable you to take your course design to the next level, while giving your students an innovative and engaging learning experience.
Book a quick Stackle demo with Sean, today!
