Running online education for healthcare professionals isn’t easy. Sometimes it feels like more time goes into managing technical details than delivering the actual training. If you’ve ever found yourself juggling a Zoom link, a participant list, and a presentation deck all at once — you know exactly what we mean.

That’s why we’ve integrated Nobula Case Creator with Zoom — to simplify logistics, improve visibility, and help you focus on what really matters: sharing knowledge.

What is Nobula Case Creator, and why is it ideal for healthcare training?

Nobula Case Creator is an app designed for interactive, scenario-based learning using real-life clinical cases. With a variety of built-in tools, users can:

• Answer text-based questions and select from dropdown menus
• Identify pathological changes on medical images such as X-rays
• Use flip cards and matching exercises to test knowledge
• Embed multimedia for visual support
• Access HTML tools like BMI calculators
• Navigate branching scenarios with multiple outcomes based on their answers

All within an intuitive, easy-to-use interface.

Real engagement, even remotely

Thanks to this integration, educators no longer have to choose between Zoom and interactive content. Participants can attend live Zoom sessions while engaging with simulations via the Nobula interface.

As a facilitator, you get real-time insights into engagement:

• Live statistics and responses let you react immediately — whether that means clarifying a topic, encouraging discussion, or adjusting the pace.
• After the session – everything’s already saved

Once your session ends, all data is automatically stored within Nobula Case Creator:

• Zoom attendance list
• Participant responses
• Comments and insights

Progress tracking for individuals or the entire group

That means less admin, and a clearer picture of learning outcomes. Whether you’re running a small internal workshop, a professional webinar, or a conference-based training, the Zoom–Nobula integration scales easily to fit different formats and group sizes.