Qndrs helps education and knowledge organisations with websites, learning platforms, e-learning content and practical custom tools. Technically sound, educationally useful and designed for the people who have to work with them.
From WordPress support and LMS questions to Storyline, SCORM, xAPI, LTI and small tools that make digital work easier to manage.
WordPress without loose ends
A WordPress site should not only be online. It should remain secure, manageable, understandable and maintainable. Qndrs helps with support, restructuring, performance questions, cleanup and small custom plugins.
- maintenance and support
- troubleshooting and cleanup
- custom plugins
- training and guidance
- technical choices with a rollback path
LMS platforms and learning environments that remain usable
An LMS works well only when structure, teaching practice, administration and technology come together. Qndrs supports questions around Canvas, ILIAS, Moodle and comparable learning environments.
Standards such as SCORM, xAPI, LTI and LRS become useful when it is clear which educational or organisational problem they solve.
- course structure and learning paths
- support for teachers and administrators
- SCORM, xAPI, LTI and LRS
- learning data and progress
- practical translation into educational use
Small tools for concrete problems
Sometimes advice is not enough. You need a plugin, a small dashboard, an API connection or a tool that fits one specific workflow. Qndrs builds these solutions small, understandable and maintainable.
- Qndrs Availability and Heartbeat Monitor
- Qndrs Traffic Display for Telraam
- custom WordPress plugins
- education-oriented cases such as Zadkine.link
A small live demo: traffic outside my front door
Some tools start because something is both technically interesting and practically useful. The Telraam widget on the Dutch homepage shows traffic data from the street outside Robert’s front door through a custom WordPress plugin.
It is a small, slightly nerdy example of what Qndrs likes to work with: API connections, caching, data visualisation and WordPress output that fits neatly into a page.
Do you have a practical digital question?
Whether it concerns WordPress, an LMS, e-learning material, training or a small tool that should make work easier, describe the question briefly and we can look at what is realistic.
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