Creating an Edu-Job

Edu-Jobs  are the core learning activities in Life Hub. They're bite-sized tasks that  help learners develop skills while earning money. Follow this guide to create  engaging Edu-Jobs for your organization.    Accessing the Edu-Job Creation Wizard    Click Create an Edu-Job in the sidebar to start the step-by-step creation  process.    The 7-Step Edu-Job Creation Wizard    Step 1: Title & Type    This is where you establish the foundation of your Edu-Job.    Enter the Edu-Job Title    Give your Edu-Job a clear, descriptive title that tells learners what  they'll be doing (e.g., "Budget Planning Basics Quiz",  "Microsoft Excel Data Analysis Challenge").    Select the Edu-Job Type    Choose what kind of learning activity this will be:    Quiz: Question-based assessment where learners answer questions to  demonstrate knowledge    Game: Interactive learning game that makes education fun and engaging    Microsoft Job: Tasks that use Microsoft 365 tools (Excel, Word, PowerPoint,  Teams)    Visa Job: Financial literacy content powered by Visa's educational  resources    Google Docs Job: Tasks that use Google Workspace tools (Docs, Sheets,  Slides)    Org Admins have access to more Edu-Job types than learners see, giving you  flexibility in content creation.    Select Category Level 1    Choose the primary subject area for your Edu-Job from your organization's  category structure.    Assign a Badge    Select a badge that learners will earn upon completion. Badges provide  motivation and visual representation of achievements. Choose badges that  match the Edu-Job's difficulty and topic.    Steps 2-7: Content and Configuration    Step 2: Content    Add the actual learning content for your Edu-Job based on the type you  selected.    Step 3: Settings    Configure how the Edu-Job works and any specific requirements.    Step 4: Earning Amount    Determine how much learners earn for completing this Edu-Job.    Step 5: Scheduling    Set when this Edu-Job is available to learners.    Step 6: Review    Review all information you've entered and make any final edits.    Step 7: Publish    Finalize your Edu-Job and make it available to learners.    Edu-Job Types Explained    Quiz    Perfect for knowledge assessments, multiple choice questions, and quick  comprehension checks. Learners answer questions and receive immediate  feedback.    Best for: Compliance training, knowledge verification, quick assessments    Game    Engage learners with interactive, game-based learning. Includes elements  like scoring, levels, and competition.    Best for: Engagement, sustained learning, skill development    Microsoft Job    Task-based learning using real Microsoft 365 applications. Learners  complete actual work using Excel, Word, PowerPoint, or Teams.    Best for: Workplace skills and application competency    Visa Job    Financial literacy content developed and powered by Visa. Covers topics  like budgeting, credit, saving, and financial planning.    Best for: Financial literacy goals, learner financial health, corporate  wellness    Google Docs Job    Task-based learning using Google Workspace tools. Learners use Docs,  Sheets, Slides, and other Google tools to complete tasks.    Best for: Digital skills, cloud-based work, remote collaboration, Google  Workspace users    Setting Earning Amounts    Earnings motivate learners and compensate them for their time. Consider  these factors:    Complexity: Harder Edu-Jobs should pay more    Time Required: Longer tasks deserve higher pay    Market Rates: Research what similar tasks pay in your area    Organization Budget: Balance learner earnings with your budget    Consistency: Keep rates consistent across similar difficulty levels    Publishing and Availability    When publishing, decide:    Visibility: Who can see and complete this Edu-Job?    All learners    Specific departments    Specific grade levels    Specific learner groups    Timing: When is it available?    Ongoing (always available)    Limited time (specific start and end dates)    Recurring (weekly or monthly opportunities)    Capacity: Is there a limit on how many learners can complete it?    Tips for Creating Effective Edu-Jobs    Keep titles clear and benefit-focused ("Improve Your Excel  Skills" vs "Excel Job #3")    Match earning amounts to difficulty and time investment    Use badges strategically to motivate progression    Test your content before publishing    Provide clear instructions and learning objectives    Set realistic timelines for completion    Use your most effective Edu-Job types as templates for similar content