You are not sure a long course is the right shape
Some goals need a five-minute card, a game, or a short video with a decision in the middle.
Is this for you?
Your learners are on phones
Frontline staff, students on the bus, and teachers between classes need formats that work in a pocket, including offline when we can.
You want to try before you commission
The Demo Arcade is where we put playable samples of these formats as they are ready.
You may need more than one format in the same program
A path can mix a notebook, a game, and a live session. We help you choose without stacking formats for their own sake.
What you get
A clear menu of formats
Each card below opens a dedicated page with steps and a path to a demo.
Honest limits
We will tell you when a headset-heavy idea should start as a browser experience, or when a game is the wrong tool.
A way to combine formats
One brief can cover a course plus a practice game, without starting two unrelated projects.
Accessibility in the format choice
Captions, transcripts, and alternatives to motion or 3D are part of the design talk, not a later apology.
How we help you choose
Name the job the learner must do
We start from the action after the lesson, not from a favorite format.
A one-line learning job.Match a format to that job
A decision needs a branch or a scenario. A skill needs practice. A tour of a place may need 3D. We say so in plain language.
A recommended format, or a mix, with a reason.Show a sample when we can
If a demo exists, you try it. If it is still coming, we show a storyboard so you are not buying a description.
A demo link or a storyboard.Build with LEAP
Once the format is chosen, we follow Listen, Explore, Assemble, Publish & Polish.
A brief, then a storyboard, then the build.The format menu
Learning games
Practice that feels like play. Eagle Games is our flagship platform.
Video & interactive video
Explainer or live-action video, with questions or branches when the learner should decide, not only watch.
3D and light VR
Explorable spaces and hotspot tours that run in the browser first. A headset is optional, not required.
Mobile & microlearning
Short units, often three to five minutes, designed for a phone and for installable, including offline use.
Courses and notebooks
A full path in a custom course or in IntelliNotebook, when the learner needs a book-like journey, not a single activity.
Live and virtual sessions
We can design the session, the practice in between, and the materials a facilitator uses in the room or on a call. Tell us if you also need someone to facilitate — that sits in Teacher Center, under Experts on demand.
Proof you can open
We do not invent client logos or performance numbers here. Proof is work you can open: Eagle Games, IntelliNotebook, and the demos we are adding to the arcade.
Eagle Games
- Need
- A school needed practice that feels like play, not only a worksheet on a screen.
- What we built
- Eagle Games, our educational gaming platform — learning challenges with the spirit of sports.
- Where to look
- The platform is open to visit today. It is a product you can play, not a slide about a product.
IntelliNotebook
- Need
- Lessons that feel like opening a book, with practice, notes, and media on the same page.
- What we built
- IntelliNotebook — a page-flip notebook with activities, video, Cornell notes, and an assistant. It works on a phone or tablet as an installable app, including offline.
- Where to look
- Independent learners can start with French, which is available now. Teachers and institutions have their own entry routes in Teacher Center. Guest preview opens the role chooser until a dedicated guest mode is ready.
Upcoming demos
- Need
- Visitors should be able to try a format before they ask us to build one.
- What we built
- A Demo Arcade of short, playable samples — branching scenes, interactive video, a 3D tour, microlearning, and a levels guide.
- Where to look
- Some samples are still on the way. If a folder is not ready yet, the arcade marks it as coming soon instead of sending you to an empty page.
Questions we hear often
Can we change format after the storyboard?
Yes, if we catch it in Explore. Changing format after Assemble is a new piece of work, and we will say so before we do it.
Do we have to pick only one?
No. Many programs mix a short course with a game or a video. We will not add formats that do not earn their place.
What if we already know we want a game?
Go straight to Learning games. This page is here for when the format is still an open question.
Shall we talk?
Use the contact form on the home page. Write a few lines about your learners and what you want to build or change. We will reply from contact@smartlearning.education.