The programs Alma builds with universities and colleges.
Alma's learning engineers build courses, and whole programs course by course, from the material your institution already has. Your faculty and learning designers keep the direction and the approval.
- Terms
- A fee, no share of tuition
- Ownership
- You own what is built
- Where it runs
- Any LTI-compliant LMS
- Before you decide
- An example, at no cost
Four kinds of program, each built from the same activity types.
In each one, students spend most of every hour in active work, and every activity is traced to the learning outcomes approved for the course.
Degree programs
When every course in a program has to follow one structure, with a learning outcome and a time estimate recorded for each activity.
See degree programs
Certificates & micro-credentials
When the program is a few courses or a short sequence, with the same practice and graded work as a degree course.
See certificates
Continuing & professional education
When your students are working adults and your unit has more courses to launch than people to build them.
See continuing education
Faculty development
When the program is for your own faculty and staff, built from your institution's material.
See faculty development
Three ways to start, and what you see once a course is running.
Full course development
When a course exists in slides, recordings, and a syllabus, and you need it built for online students.
See new courses
Course refresh & redesign
When the course is already online and you want an AI teaching assistant and practice added.
See course refresh
Blended & faculty-led courses
When an instructor teaches the course live, in a classroom or online, and you want practice and feedback built around the sessions.
See faculty-led courses
Learning analytics & outcomes
Comes with every course we build: who is flagged at risk, where students stop, and attainment by learning outcome.
See learning analytics
Tell us which program you want built.
We build an example from your own material, at no cost, before you decide. A syllabus or a slide deck is enough to start the conversation.