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Bundle SOPs, videos, slides, process maps, and quizzes into trackable learning modules with certification and recorded completions.
Select existing docs, videos, slides, process maps, and quizzes from your workspace.
Learners open the hosted player and work through items in sequence.
Completions, scores, and certificates record themselves. Export SCORM if you need
No re-authoring. Pick from the documents, videos, slides, flowcharts, and quizzes already in your workspace and arrange them into sections.
Any content type as an item - SOP document, AI-narrated video, slide deck, process map, quiz
Sections and ordering - drag items into a logical path
Required vs. optional items - completion counts what matters
Every module gets a URL. Learners sign in, work through the items in order, and their progress saves as they go.
Sequential playback enforced by default -next item
Per-item completion tracking with timestamps
Resume anywhere - progress persists across sessions and devices
Set a passing score and let the quiz results decide. Learners who clear the bar get a certificate; the record keeps score either way.
Configurable passing score - e.g. 80% across required quizzes
Overall score averaged from quiz results, stored per learner
Certificates issued automatically on passing, viewable any time
Some orgs must deliver training through an existing LMS. Wikidoc packages the whole module as a standards-compliant ZIP.
Single-package export with all module content inside
SCORM 1.2 - the most widely supported e-learning standard
Completion and score reporting back to the LMS
Every learner's record stores when they started, what they finished, how they scored, and whether a certificate was issued.
Per-learner records - start, completion, timestamps, scores, pass/fail
Admin drilldowns in Analytics — by module, by learner, by item
CSV export for compliance reporting
Cover instructors are contractors, not staff so they certify on your sequence, cues, and reformer safety before they teach, and the certificate verifies at a public URL.
Crews that rehire every season put each intake through the same module, with no re-teaching. New starters certify before their first shift.
Busy-season juniors arrive already trained in the firm’s methods, covering workpapers, independence, and review sign-offs, and must pass before they touch a client file.
A new device or treatment is not used until staff pass its module covering settings, contraindications, and patch test rules, so you know who is cleared for what.
Priya
Small Business Owner
Open the module builder and add existing Wikidoc content as items - the SOP document, its narrated video, the slide deck, the process map, and the quiz. Arrange them into sections, set a passing score, and publish. Learners get a hosted player link; you get completion tracking.
A module is one unit of learning - for example, a document plus a video and a quiz about a single procedure. A program sequences multiple modules into a track like "New Hire Onboarding," with role-based auto-enrollment and due dates.
Each module has a configurable passing score (for example 80%). Quiz scores across the module's required quizzes are averaged into an overall score; meeting the threshold marks the learner as passed and can issue a certificate. Scores, pass/fail, and timestamps are stored per learner.
Not if you don't want them to. Sequential playback is enforced by default - the next item stays locked until the current one is complete. You can relax this per module.
Yes. Any module exports as a SCORM 1.2 package - a single ZIP containing all module content plus the manifest - which is compatible with virtually every LMS. Or skip the LMS entirely and share Wikidoc's hosted player link.
