Who pays and who does not
Free, always: students and self-learners using the site for themselves, and individual teachers linking to a module or using one live in a lecture.
Needs a licence: an institution or company that deploys VizLearn as part of a course or programme for a cohort — a department making it required material, a college running it in a lab, a company using it to train staff, a bootcamp or paid course building on it. The Terms of Use spell the line out.
What a licence gives you
- Written permission to teach with VizLearn across a department or the whole institution, for a stated period.
- An ad-free copy you can host yourself on a campus network or lab machines, so students see no advertising and nothing leaves your network. The site is static, so this works offline.
- Your name and logo on the copy you host, if you want it.
- Embedding modules in your LMS or course pages.
- A direct line to the author for corrections and module requests that matter to your syllabus.
What is not built yet
Being straight about it: there are no student accounts, class rosters or progress dashboards today. Progress is stored in each learner's own browser and nothing is sent to a server. Teacher tools such as assignments and completion reports are planned, and what is built first will depend on what institutions say they need — which is what the form below is for.
Tell me what you need
Fill this in and your email app opens with the message ready to send. Nothing is stored by this page or sent anywhere until you press send in your own email app.
Prefer to write it yourself? Email hello.vizlearn@gmail.com with the subject “Institutional licence”.
Pricing
There is no fixed price list yet. I would rather learn what you actually need before naming a number, and a small department and a whole university should not pay the same. Early institutions get a say in what is built next, and a rate that reflects that.
Questions you may have
We already use VizLearn in class. Are we in breach? No. Linking to modules and using them live has always been allowed and still is. A licence is for deploying it as a programme for a cohort, or for the extras above.
Can individual students still use it free? Yes. Nothing about the free site changes.
Is student data collected? Not by VizLearn. There are no accounts. The public site uses Google Analytics and AdSense as described in the Privacy Policy; the ad-free hosted copy removes both.