Talk & Learn teaches a chapter by talking with one student. The Case Study Platform runs the Socratic case method with a room full of them. Both are authored in the same place, by your own curriculum team, in hours.
One teaches a single student through conversation. One puts a whole class inside a business case and argues with them. Pick either to see it run.
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Your curriculum team does, in an afternoon. Chapters, objectives, rubrics and the mentor persona are authored in one place, and the same engine writes the case studies for the case platform.
This is the authoring console. Choose what you are making, then set the subject and who it is for. Everything on the right is generated from that.
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A written mentor teaches one chapter by talking with the student. The same conversation is the assessment, so nothing has to be tested separately.
Most digital learning splits the lesson, the practice and the test into three products. This keeps them in one dialogue. Four things make that work.
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The student is asked, answers, gets questioned, then revises. Every session ends with a report card. Step through it.
This is the shape of every session, whatever the subject. Step through it.
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Played back exactly as a student saw them. Press play on either.
Character is set at course design time, along with tone and the kind of example used. Here is the same weak student answer, handled by three mentors.
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If you read nothing else on this page, read these four.
Tell us the grade and the subject. We will run the demo on that, not on a canned example.