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Learning Stages
All Marvin courses are organized into Core, Core Builder, Extended, and Specialized stages, creating a clear learning path that meets both general, role- or study-specific training needs:
👉 Start with fundamentals (Core),
👉 grow into a Marvin EDC builder (Core Build),
👉 then broadening knowledge (Extended),
👉 and into study-specifc expertise (Specialized).
Learning Method
At EvidentIQ, we believe in the 70:20:10 training model.
Our training approach combines self-paced online courses with live, instructor-led sessions from our Marvin experts. Blended learning allows you to benefit from both interactive training and flexible self-study options.
You’ll also have access to our knowledge base, filled with helpful guides and instructions for specific features.
Beyond training sessions, our team is here to support you with real-life challenges and questions throughout your learning journey and study setup.
💡Have you heard about the 70:20:10 model?
This model shows how people usually build workplace skills and knowledge. It suggests that:
🛠️ 70% of learning happens through hands-on work and real-life experience.
💬 20% of learning comes from feedback, mentoring, and collaboration with others.
📚 10% of learning comes from formal training, such as courses, workshops, and e-learning.
Learn more about our Training Courses
After completing our CORE self-paced courses, you can request additional instructor-led training to continue developing your skills.
Explore training courses designed for study builders and eCRF programmers with solid technical expertise (Expert) or experienced Marvin users seeking greater independence in advanced system implementation (Elite). If you haven’t implemented an eCRF in Marvin yet, you can request our Core Build training.
Simply contact your EvidentIQ representative for more information or use the inquiry form at the bottom.
Marvin ExtendedReady to advance your builder skills? Explore these courses for general builder activities. |
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Implementing Marvin Permissions
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Marvin Permissions control which study roles can access specific areas of the eCRF and define what actions they are allowed to perform within the system. This course empowers you to configure and manage Permissions independently in Marvin. You’ll learn how to set up role-based access control for your study. |
Database Access & SQL in Marvin
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Marvin allows direct access to the study database, giving you the ability to query tables and extract data using SQL. This course teaches you to use SQL in Marvin for reporting, analysis, and data review. Learn SQL to access, review, and analyze your study data for deeper insights and better data management. Basic knowledge of SQL is recommended. |
Creating Marvin Reports
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With advanced access to your study data, you can upload report configurations to Marvin, such as data listings, status reports, or graphs. In this course, you’ll learn how to create custom reports, format them for easy use, share them with your team in Marvin, and control the access. Pre-Requisite: “Direct Database Access & SQL in Marvin” |
Marvin SpecializedTake your expertise further with our advanced and specialized feature-based courses. |
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Implementing IWRS in Marvin
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Some study designs require random allocation of treatments to subjects. This course teaches you how to set up open randomization in Marvin. You’ll learn practical steps for both block-wise and algorithm-based randomization to match your specific study needs. |
Implementing Material Assignment
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In certain studies, double-blind randomization is required to minimize bias. This course shows you how to set up double-blind randomization in Marvin using material assignment workflows, keeping treatment groups confidential. You will also learn how to manage study materials like kits, drugs, and devices, as well as track inventory and coordinate shipments. Pre-Requisite: "Implementing IWRS in Marvin" |
Implementing Local Labs in Marvin
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When your study includes local laboratories, you may need to manage local normal ranges for each site. This course provides a comprehensive guide to implementing Local Laboratory workflows within Marvin. You will learn how to configure study components to capture, manage, and review local laboratory data, ensuring integration with the patient data. Pre-Requisite: “Direct Database Access & SQL in Marvin” |
Importing External Data into Marvin
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In many clinical studies, external data like central lab results must be imported to the eCRF for complete and accurate records. This course teaches you how to import flat files (e.g., CSV or TXT) into Marvin and map them correctly to your eCRF, ensuring your data stays accurate and consistent. Pre-Requisite: “Direct Database Access & SQL in Marvin” |
SDTM Mapping in Marvin
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Marvin enables you to create SDTM datasets directly within the database environment, without needing to download data or use external tools. In this course, you’ll learn how to use the Tabulator to define SDTM mappings, and ensure that your study is structured to produce SDTM-compliant output. Pre-Requisite: Familiarity with the CDISC SDTM standard is highly recommended. |
Integrating Marvin Coder with EDC
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When using our in-house Coding tool with Marvin EDC, you need to adapt your eCRF by including coding items and actions in your study design. This course shows you step-by-step how to set up the integration your eCRF with the Marvin Coder tool on your own. |