CampusIQ combines learning management, exam organization, and administration in one interface. Instead of switching between multiple tools, lecturers and students work in a single, integrated system.
Course content can be created as modular learning paths. Students can see at a glance which units they have completed and which tasks are coming up next. Lecturers get an overview of the processing status of the entire cohort.
Fewer queries, more transparency throughout the semesterThe system automatically aggregates results from tests, submissions, and exams. Deviations in learning progress become visible early on, allowing lecturers to provide targeted support before students fall behind.
Early warning system instead of grade surprises at the end of the semesterFrom task creation and time control to identity verification: exams run in a controlled environment. Answers are transmitted encrypted, submissions are logged with timestamps, and results are transferred directly to the grade management system.
Compliant implementation without media disruptionsRoom planning, registration lists, and timetables are fed from the institution's master data. Changes to a course automatically propagate through all affected areas – from exam registration to room reservations.
Less coordination effort for administrative staffAll data is stored in European data centers with role-based access control. The platform meets the data protection and availability requirements of Austrian educational institutions – including regular backups and encrypted transmission.
GDPR-compliant work without maintaining your own serversCampusIQ can be connected to existing university administration systems. Student data, exam results, and course catalogs are synchronized via defined interfaces, eliminating the need for duplicate data entry.
Seamless integration into the existing IT landscapeOur platform can be flexibly adapted to the size and needs of your institution. Each model includes full learning management, performance analytics, and digital exams – the difference lies in the scope of automation and the degree of individual customization.
Not sure which model fits your institution? We are happy to advise you on your selection and guide you through the implementation step by step.
Book a consultationFor institutes and small degree programs: learning management, course administration, and basic performance overviews. The platform is set up as a standard solution and is ready for use within a few days.
For universities of applied sciences and universities with multiple faculties: additionally automated course planning, advanced analytics, and interfaces to existing campus systems. Includes training for your teaching staff.
For consortia and large educational institutions: fully customizable workflows, multi-tenant structures, and integration into your IT landscape. Together with our team, an implementation plan is created for your specific requirements.
In addition to every model: digital exams with identity verification, question pool, and legally compliant execution. The module can be introduced independently of the learning management system and expanded step by step.
Not a standalone solution, but a seamless system: learning management, exams, and administration work together in one environment – without media disruptions and without duplicate data entry.
Instead of separate tools for courses, exams, and grades, CampusIQ consolidates all processes. Instructors enter content once and use it in lectures, exercises, and exams – the effort drops noticeably.
The platform automatically evaluates study progress and exam results. Administrators see early on where students need support and can take targeted action – instead of relying on assumptions.
Digital exams run in a controlled environment: tasks are transmitted encrypted, participant identity is verified, and results are stored in an audit-proof manner. This builds trust among instructors and students.
Room planning, registration, and communication run through a central data foundation. Changes to a course become visible everywhere immediately – misunderstandings and double bookings are a thing of the past.
The cloud infrastructure is hosted on European servers and meets GDPR requirements. Educational institutions retain control over their data and can transparently trace access.
We assist not only with installation, but also with migrating existing data and training teaching staff. This keeps operations stable during the transition and ensures high acceptance among colleagues.
Answers on onboarding, exam mode, data protection, and support – concise and without jargon.
The onboarding phase depends on the scope of existing data and the number of instructors. As a rule, we plan four to eight weeks for a university of applied sciences or a university. During this time, we migrate courses, set up roles, and train teaching staff in short online sessions.
Yes. We support common formats such as Moodle courses, PDF collections, and Office documents. The content is adopted in a structured way so you don't have to start from scratch. Before the migration, we review together which files and metadata should be adopted.
Digital exams run in a locked-down mode: the browser is locked, participants' identities are verified in advance, and answers are saved with a timestamp. In addition, the order of tasks and answer options can be shuffled per person to make cheating attempts more difficult.
Course content, performance data, exam results, and user profiles are stored. All data is hosted on servers in Austria and is subject to the GDPR. You determine which roles have access to which datasets – from program directors to IT administrators.
Yes. Instructors can see at a glance how students work with learning materials, where questions remain open, and how results develop over the semester. The analytics are presented as clear dashboards and can be exported as a report.
Support is available on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. – by phone or email. For urgent cases during exam periods, there is a hotline with a short response time. We also provide a manual and short video tutorials for instructors and students.