Case study · Online learning platform

SuperParent Powers

An online training program for parents and caregivers of 10–15 year olds, built for the Kidman Centre at UTS.

The Kidman Centre, UTS
Visit SuperParent Powers ↗SuperParent Powers home page introducing the parenting program for pre-teens and teens

The challenge

The Kidman Centre needed to deliver a psychologist-designed parenting program online to busy parents, in short, practical modules that people could complete at their own pace. The program spans around 50 videos, with completion tracking, questionnaires and business rules that control how parents progress and when they are contacted.

The outcome

A premium website with a simple user experience that helps parents and caregivers learn about the complexities of parenting pre-teens and teens.

What we built

  • Video-led training modules in bite-sized chunks
  • Custom questionnaires
  • User registration and sign-in to track progress
  • Resources, FAQs and crisis-help pages
  • Donation call-to-action
  • Responsive design for phones, tablets and desktops

Screens

SuperParent Powers resources page with emergency help and counselling links for young people and parentsSuperParent Powers learner dashboard showing overall course progress and the next training moduleSuperParent Powers video lesson “Understanding the Developing Brain” with the module navigation sidebarSuperParent Powers lesson activity checklist of ways parents can spend time connecting with their child

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