Certificate of Completion
Awarded to
Participant name
Intramuscular injection technique
Platform
One engine, four mechanisms.
A capsule pairs a short lesson with a challenge that produces evidence. Capsules line up into a path that opens as prerequisites are met. When an attempt fails, a reinforcement capsule fixes that error. When the path is complete, the learner gets a certificate anyone can verify.
- 5 challenge types
- 2 capsule kinds
- 1 verifiable certificate
Aseptic technique for intramuscular injection
Perform the five asepsis steps before an IM injection
Before any intramuscular injection: hand hygiene, gloves, site inspection, skin antisepsis from the center outwards, and letting the antiseptic dry. Skipping the drying step is the most common break in the chain.
Evidence recorded
ASEPSIS · IM ROUTE Asepsis before IM injection
This is what your institution sees: what you can do, in how many attempts and in how much time. No grade, no attendance.
This is a real microcapsule. Read the lesson, take the challenge, leave evidence.
Microcapsules
Lesson, challenge, evidence. Inseparable.
A capsule is not a short video. It is a lesson that carries only what the challenge needs, a challenge that makes the learner act on it, and the evidence that attempt leaves behind. Remove one and the capsule does not exist.
Your team writes the lesson, picks the challenge type and sets the rubric, the passing criteria, the attempt limit and the time limit. The platform runs it exactly as configured and records the outcome.
- Lesson: video, document, text or audio, sized to the challenge that follows.
- Challenge: case, decision, submission, checklist or quick assessment, each with its own rubric.
- Evidence: result, time, attempts and error type, recorded on every attempt.
- Challenge types
- Case, decision, submission, checklist, quick assessment
- Per challenge
- Rubric, passing criteria, max attempts, time limit
- Capsule kinds
- Core and reinforcement
- 01
Lesson
Short and practical: a video, a document, a text or an audio. Enough to act, never a lecture.
- 02
Activation challenge
A case, a decision, a deliverable, a checklist or a quick assessment, with the rubric, attempts and time limit your team defines.
- 03
Competency signal
Every attempt leaves evidence: result, time, type of error. That signal decides what comes next in the path.
Two kinds of capsule
- Core The capsules a path is made of. They gate what follows.
- Reinforcement Prescribed where an error pattern appears, with a priority.
Five challenge types
- Case Read a situation, choose and justify.
- Decision Pick between options with consequences.
- Submission Deliver a record, a form, a file.
- Checklist Execute a protocol step by step.
- Quick assessment Confirm a concept before moving on.
Adaptive paths
Prerequisites open the way.
A path is an ordered set of capsules with prerequisites between them. A capsule stays locked until the ones it depends on are completed, so nobody skips the step the next one assumes.
Each learner sees where they stand: not started, in progress, completed, needs reinforcement or locked. The structure is the same for everyone in the institution; the states are personal.
- Aseptic technique Completed
- Anatomical landmarks Completed
- Dose calculation In progress
- Cold-chain log Needs reinforcement
- Adverse event response Locked
- Record and consent Locked
Toggle capsules on and off, mark what requires what, and watch the gating change.
- 01
Prerequisites
Each capsule can require others before it. Until those are completed, it stays locked.
- 02
States
Not started, in progress, completed, needs reinforcement, locked. One state per learner per capsule, always visible.
- 03
Core vs reinforcement
Core capsules make up the path. Reinforcement capsules appear only when an attempt shows a specific error.
- 04
One path per institution
Every path belongs to the institution that designed it. Your team sets the order and the gates; learners move through the same structure at their own pace.
Reinforcement
The error gets fixed where it happens.
Every attempt records a result, the time it took, how many tries it needed and the type of error. The Reinforcement Hub reads those signals, groups them into error patterns and ranks each one from low to critical.
For every pattern there is a prescribed reinforcement capsule: a short lesson and a new challenge aimed at that error, not at the whole topic. The learner clears it and returns to the path.
- A reinforcement capsule targets one error pattern, so the fix takes minutes instead of a repeat of the module.
- Severity from low to critical tells the learner and the instructor what to address first.
- The hub tracks capsules completed, activations achieved, activation rate and time invested.
- Priority
- Low, medium, high, critical
- Signals
- Result, attempts, time, error type
7 capsules completed
5 activations achieved
71% activation rate
42 min time invested
Learner attempts
Error patterns
- 01 Insertion angle —
- 02 Volume per site —
- 03 Batch record —
Prescribed reinforcement
Appears when an error pattern reaches high priority.
reinforcement high
Anatomical landmarks for the IM route
Detected in: Case 2, attempt 2 — repeated error in insertion angle
Press Attempt 1. Each attempt feeds an error pattern; when one reaches high, a reinforcement is prescribed.
Competency map
A map, not a grade.
A single score hides what a learner can and cannot do. The competency map shows each competency in one of three states: mastered, in progress or pending.
Learners read it to decide what to work on next. Instructors read it to know where the group stands before the next session.
- ASEPSIS Hand hygiene and gloving Mastered Evidence: 2 attempts · checklist · Mar 12
- IM ROUTE Site selection Mastered Evidence: 1 attempt · case · Mar 12
- IM ROUTE Insertion angle In progress Evidence: 3 attempts · case · Mar 14
- DOSING Dose calculation Mastered Evidence: 1 attempt · decision · Mar 13
- COLD CHAIN Temperature log Mastered Evidence: 1 attempt · checklist · Mar 13
- RECORD Batch registration Pending Evidence: pending
- CONSENT Informed consent In progress Evidence: 1 attempt · submission · Mar 14
- ADVERSE Anaphylaxis response Pending Evidence: pending
Hover a competency to see the evidence behind it.
Certificates
A certificate anyone can verify.
When a learner completes a path, the institution issues a completion certificate with the date and the score. It is issued in the institution's name, not ours.
Every certificate has a public verification link. An employer or a regulator opens it and sees who issued it, to whom, when and with what result. No account needed.
- Issuer
- Your institution
- Date
- Day the path was completed
- Score
- Final score at completion
- Public link
- Verifiable by anyone, no account required
- Issuer
- Occupational Health Institute
- Awarded to
- Participant name
- Course
- Intramuscular injection technique
- Issued
- March 14, 2026
- Score
- 92/100
- Status
- Valid
Valid certificate
micampusapp.com/verify/MC-7F3A-K2Q9 Public link pattern: micampusapp.com/verify/{code}
Sommatic AI
AI assists. It does not grade.
Sommatic AI is the assistant inside Mi Campus. It helps the learner find the next capsule, open the right screen and complete routine actions, so less time goes to the interface and more to the challenge.
It does not grade challenges and it does not replace the instructor. Rubric and passing criteria are set by your team, and the result of every attempt comes from those rules.
- Navigates and acts on the page for the learner: opens a capsule, shows progress, takes them to the pending challenge.
- Enabled per institution. If your team turns it off, the platform works exactly the same.
- The rubric and passing criteria set by your team decide. The assistant never changes a result.
Start with one capsule.
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