MediQueue — A Smarter Approach to Patient Scheduling and Virtual Care
This is a reference build: the scope, architecture, and engineering decisions we work through when a clinic group asks for a patient platfor…
Read case studyThis is a reference build: the learning platform we assemble when courses are being run through a mix of video calls, shared drives, and a white-label LMS nobody enjoys using. The scope covers a course player, live virtual classrooms, adaptive quizzes, certificates, and analytics that tell an instructor which learners are about to drop out. The engineering questions are about scale and attention: streaming live sessions to large cohorts, keeping content usable offline on mobile, and structuring progress data so the reporting is genuinely useful.
Courses were video dumps with a quiz at the end, and the data showed it: most learners disengaged by week two. Corporate clients began questioning renewals because they could not demonstrate outcomes to their HR teams.
We rebuilt courses as structured journeys with milestone unlocks, spaced-recall quizzes, peer discussion threads, and streak-based nudges delivered by email and push. Completion mechanics were designed with the client's learning team, not bolted on afterwards.
Zoom-based classes capped out operationally around 100 learners and offered no structured interactivity — no in-flow quizzes, no breakout assignments tied to the curriculum, no attendance-linked progress. Scaling cohorts meant scaling tutor headcount linearly.
A custom live-class module built on scalable WebRTC infrastructure supports HD streaming, live polls, hand-raise queues, and timed breakout rooms — for thousands of concurrent learners per session. Recordings auto-publish into the course with chapter markers and searchable transcripts.
B2B clients wanted skills matrices, progress reports, and completion certificates mapped to their own competency frameworks. The old stack produced none of this, forcing the team to assemble reports manually in spreadsheets each quarter.
An analytics layer tracks engagement, assessment mastery, and skill progression per learner, then rolls it up into white-labeled dashboards for each corporate client. SCORM and xAPI support plus auto-issued verifiable certificates closed the gaps procurement teams asked about.
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