Launch a learning product

Our tried and tested process will guide your team from exploring ideas, through design and development, to product launch. It can be adapted to suit different projects, big or small.

We have a range of packages available and can adapt our services to your budget and needs.

Quick launch: ONLINE COURSE

We convert your existing content – blogs, handbooks, old training videos – into a shiny new online course and launch within weeks. Sell your course to generate a new income stream or use it as a marketing tool to build brand ambassadors.

Quick launch: ACTIVITY PACK

We channel your expertise to design branded activity kits, for games, strategic challenges, skill development, or craft projects. Sell the packs online, take them to promotional events, or gift them to clients or competition winners

Quick launch: EVENT SESSION

We take inspiration from your brand or theme to design an onsite, hybrid, or virtual workshop or activity. Incorporate into your recruitment or talent programme, or combine with hospitality to create corporate experiences.

Expedition: LEARN!

We coach your team as you embark on an exciting collaborative journey. Our interactive workshops help you to deep dive into your brand story and context, discovering treasures of untapped potential. Our creative process will then help you to develop learning product ideas from concept through to launch.

Bespoke packages

All of our packages tailor support to your business context, but if your project doesn’t fit the package types described above, get in touch and we can explore other options with you.

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Pedagogy

Pedagogy is generally defined as the art, science and craft of teaching. The first pedagogues were Greek slaves who were responsible for caring for and instructing their masters’ children. In fact, the Greek origin of the word means ‘to lead the child’.

So, pedagogy may also be considered to be about nurture and pastoral care, as well as teaching. Despite the reference to children, the term is used fairly comfortably in adult education contexts. However, andragogy, which translates as ‘to lead the man’, may be used to refer specifically to the teaching of adults.

A number of related and derivative terms may be used to define particular fields of pedagogical interest, including digital pedagogycritical pedagogy, and heutagogy.