Hello,

We are happy to see that LIVRESQ is now used in more than 7200 schools!

Your work is important and we want to reward it in ways other than giving you free access to the LIVRESQ platform.

Apply now for "Educational Software Developer" certificate!

How do you apply for the certificate in short?

1. Read the conditions of release in the Regulation;
2. Prepare the three lessons as required;
3. Send us a short message to creator@livresq.com with the following details:
- your name and email address connected to your LIVRESQ account;
- the titles and URLs of the three lessons in the library.

You can access the LIVRESQ certification rules here.

The diploma is awarded by S.C. Ascendia S.A. in digital form, with serial number and electronic signature, thus certifying its validity. The Diploma is awarded after acceptance in the public library LIVRESQ of at least three lessons different which meet the following minimum conditions:

1. The lesson contains at least 5 images. These can be placed anywhere in the lesson, including in a Gallery resource.
2. The lesson contains at least 3 interactive elements, of at least 2 different types from the group: gallery (with at least two images)/ audio/ video/ accordion/ tab/ app/ external resource using iframe/ tags/ matrix.
3. The lesson contains at least 3 questions, all placed in a questionnaire or distributed in the lesson, of at least 2 different types.
4. It has a visible table of contents in the title bar, correctly designed and structured.
5. The project has the Romanian language set in the Properties panel (if the lesson is made for foreign languages or mother tongue, then that language can be set as the project language).
6. The project has a completed title in the Properties panel.
7. The different interactive elements have all text areas filled in (title/content) and do not contain default texts such as "Write a sequel..." or "Write a title..." or other default elements (images, audio, video). Default texts are also removed or replaced in sections and in the metadata area.
8. In the metadata area, the lesson has:
   • a cover image (representative image);
   • author's first and last name;
   • completed classification elements;
   • a text field containing information about the lesson: a short description, objectives/skills;
   • table of contents;
   • minimum five key words/terms related to the content of the lesson, other than those in the previous fields;
   • the language of the appropriately selected project.
9. All interactive elements are functional and hyperlinks are valid;
10. The lesson is made from scratch or from a LIVRESQ template.

Lessons obtained by processing lessons already existing in the LIVRESQ library and shared by authors are not accepted. Further details on the conditions for the award and how to apply can be found at Regulation.