You provide the content and the expertise. We handle everything else: instructional design, writing, build, brand, and QA, all inside your authoring tools.
The same process, every time. That's how twenty modules come out as consistent as the first one.
A 20-minute call, then a short intake form. We confirm scope, tools, and module count in writing before anything starts.
One structured 60–90 minute call with your subject matter expert. We pull the knowledge out. They get back to their day job.
A screen-by-screen outline of the module, sent for your approval before we build. No surprises at review.
Written, designed, and built inside Easygenerator, Articulate, or Synthesia, to your brand guidelines.
Internal QA first, then two rounds of consolidated client feedback. Round three is rescoped.
Final delivery in your authoring tool, source files organised and labelled. Your team can edit anything after handover.
New hire journeys, role-specific training, systems adoption.
Tool adoption, product knowledge, internal platforms.
Leadership skills, performance conversations, coaching.
Product knowledge, objection handling, competitor awareness.
Annual refreshes, regulatory updates, policy changes.
Full onboarding academies, compliance overhauls, content migrations, launch campaigns. Scoped and quoted within 48 hours.
Everything is priced and tracked around one unit of work. Here's the definition, so there are no surprises on either side.
A standard module is a single, self-contained piece of learning: one clear topic, one set of objectives, one arc from introduction to assessment. Roughly 15–30 minutes of learner time. As source material, that's about one 40-slide deck, a 20-page document, or a 20-minute video. If the content maps to more, we tell you before we build, never mid-project.
We build in your account, in your tool. You never lose access to your content, and there's nothing to migrate when the project ends.
Start with a pilot: one course, two weeks, prove the model. If it works, scale it. If it doesn't, you've lost two weeks, not a quarter.
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