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YouTube or the institution's own videos, with a transcript for learners who can't hear the audio and notes beneath.
Ureka
Lifelong learning for institutions
Learning that feels like a game, so learners want to come back every day, with many lesson formats, quizzes with instant results and results that count towards credit transfer. All in one platform.
Lesson formats
Instructors pick the format that fits the content; learners see their progress across every lesson.
YouTube or the institution's own videos, with a transcript for learners who can't hear the audio and notes beneath.
Beautifully set readings that are easy on the eyes, with headings, tables, code and links.
Short vertical clips and images in a row, swiped up one after another. Great for quick recaps on a phone.
One question per screen, 7 question types, with pass marks, attempt limits and time limits. Can be required to complete a course.
True-or-false cards: swipe right for yes, left for no. A review in minutes, with answers and explanations at once.
Quizzes
Answers stay safely hidden until a learner responds, so scores reflect real knowledge.
Learners see right away whether they were right, with an explanation. Checked answers lock, and streaks of right answers build a combo. Made for practice.
Answer everything, go back and change answers, confirm, then see the score. Made for exams.
Every quiz can set a pass mark, attempt limit, time limit, question shuffling and when answers are shown.
Gamification
Small rewards that bring learners back every day, while respecting their privacy.
Earn XP for finishing lessons, passing quizzes and completing courses, and level up.
Study every day to keep your streak, with a bonus for a full week.
Such as passing first time, a perfect score, or finishing a first course.
Shows only a first name and surname initial, for learners' privacy.
Laws and standards
Confidence on personal data, credit transfer and access for every learner.
For institutions and instructors
Grant roles institution-wide, per faculty or category, or per course, such as a teaching assistant who sees learners but cannot edit content. Institutions can define their own roles.
Faculties, departments or topics, nested to any depth. A course can sit in several categories, with one marked primary.
Several instructors per course, including guest speakers without an account, each with a photo and profile page.
Self-paced or scheduled, with enrolment windows, capacity and fees, and each learner's progress.
A Ureka account by email with an OTP code, or Unite ID, with room to connect the institution's own SSO.
Use only the capabilities your institution needs, and add more when you are ready.
Modern learners
Every page works one-handed on a phone, with bottom tabs and swipeable clips and cards.
Stories and flash quizzes take minutes and fit into spare moments.
XP, levels, badges and streaks make progress visible.
A certificate the moment a course is done, with results that count towards credit transfer under the institution's rules.
Switch between Thai and English on every page, for international learners too.
Usable with a keyboard and screen reader, with video transcripts and image descriptions.