Evaluations that never touch real teaching
Procurement often compares documents and demos. Neither reveals whether teaching staff will adopt the platform, or whether the reports the institution needs can actually be produced.
A free plan suits a university pilot, a single department or a continuing-education programme rather than a whole institution, because learner and teacher limits are bounded. It lets you evaluate with real students and real teaching before any procurement decision.
Institution-wide platform decisions are slow, and rightly so. A free plan gives a faculty something useful in the meantime: a working programme that also functions as evidence for the eventual business case.
Active students
348
Live rooms in use
6
Course completion
82%
Courses in progress
This termProcurement often compares documents and demos. Neither reveals whether teaching staff will adopt the platform, or whether the reports the institution needs can actually be produced.
Run one module for one cohort on a free plan: publish material, teach live, collect submissions and produce the report your quality office asks for. Then scale to a paid plan with measured requirements.
Courses, lessons and cohorts for a single faculty or programme.
Multiple teachers per course within plan limits.
Included on every plan, with limits published per plan.
Real usage data instead of vendor estimates.
Short professional programmes run outside the main student system.
One department proves the model before an institutional decision.
Stand up a temporary programme quickly.
Create your workspace, invite your teachers and publish your first course. Start on a free plan and upgrade when your numbers grow.