Visual teaching and learning are the key concepts for 2011. Visible learning means that both teachers and students can understand that learning is taking place – and use that experience to teach and learn better in the future.

One example is assessment rubrics, scoring guides that help measure a student’s learning outcome. The rubric helps the teacher evaluate a student's learning based on a range of criteria – not just a single numerical score. If the student is aware of the assessment rubric before they start working, they are better placed to reflect as they go.

Our product development is inspired by proven practice and feedback (both positive and negative!) from our users. We use this information to make itslearning an even more user-friendly and engaging learning platform that supports the processes of teaching and learning.