Avatar

Name, description and hidden surprises for every avatar.

Users explore avatars before selecting them.

Up to 10 progression states that visualize growth.

Each avatar can have up to 10 progression states, so learners see their character develop as they progress.

Icons or badges, assigned via tags, that mark character types.

Icons or badges reflect traits, themes or strengths. Based on tags, they appear in the avatar gallery so users recognize character types at a glance — e.g. a nature dragon among other dragon categories.

Control when avatars appear to learners.

Preserve or restore old avatars without losing user history.

Reusable avatar files for backup or duplication.

Limit avatars by category, cohort, role or time period.

Control availability by course category, cohort, user role or time period, and limit how often users may choose a new avatar. Tags give course creators control over which avatars appear in which activity — so avatars can act as rewards, e.g. after reaching a skill level.

Assign avatars automatically based on user profile fields.

How the avatar activity looks on the course page.

A fallback message when no avatars are visible.

Filter displayed avatars by tags to match course themes.

Access rules for the activity and the avatars inside it.

Decide when and for whom the activity becomes available — e.g. after a skill level, points, previous tasks or a grade. Within the activity, restrict how often avatars can be chosen, for which timeframe or group, or unlock them only through achievements.

Decide when the avatar activity counts as completed.

Track avatar usage; assign or upgrade avatars manually.

Learners manage their avatar collection in one place.

Avatars used as platform profile images.

Avatars in the top navigation for quick access.

Avatar collections per user in detail.

A platform-wide overview of all avatars and their use.