HERstory welcomes educators and students to sign up for the platform. Within the respective portals, students and educators will be able to access the HERstory database with vast information for guided or self-directed learning. Educators will be able to track students' progress with assessments, quizzes and readings. Students will also have the capability to post on discussion boards relating to certain topics.

Students will partake in a variety of assessments throughout the program. Including writing tasks, researched based tasks and introspective thinking tasks around female historical figures. All assessments are available through the student and educator portals for submission and grading.

As much as the HERstory platform is for students, it's just as much for educators. Exploring the HERstory database will be able to provide a vast array of new information about historical female figures, which can spark discussion and teachings in other subjects.

Students will have access to the vast HERstory database with readings based off of written-out female historical figures. Readings include female figures that are currently in the Australian history curriculum, but also expand into diverse topics not commonly taught in standard schooling practices. Topics around the arts, culture, music and literature are a few examples. Each week on the platform a Woman of the Week reading is published, this section details current female figures in society. 

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Students will be expected to complete certain readings in order to partake in the assessments and quizzes.

Students will partake in a variety of quizzes throughout the program to track progress of their reading and self-directed learning. All quizzes are available through the student and educator portals for submission and grading.

HERstory provides a discussion board amongst participating students and educators. Beneficial to host conversations around new learnings, inspiring topics and program support.