The platform behind Intervia University: certificate and degree courses, a conference programme, webinars and hackathons, all as records an administrator edits. Intakes open and conferences pass without a developer being involved.
What it does
Certificate and degree courses, a conference programme, webinars and hackathons, all held as records an administrator edits rather than pages a developer writes. Intakes open and conferences pass without anyone touching code.
Why that matters for an education site
The content that changes most often on an education site is the content that usually requires a developer: dates, intakes, deadlines, speaker lists. That is the whole reason institutional websites go stale. Moving exactly those items into records fixes more than a redesign does.
What is included
- Courses and events as structured records, so the same event appears on a listing, a detail page and a schedule without being typed three times.
- Dates as data, so a passed conference leaves the upcoming list by itself.
- Enquiry forms routed by subject, so an admissions question and a sponsorship offer do not land in the same inbox.
- Training for whoever will run it.