You want the process in writing
Before you start, you should know the steps, the approvals, and what you receive at each stage.
We call the method LEAP. It is our own sequence, written so you always know what you are reviewing and when the full build starts. We do not begin heavy production until you have approved a storyboard or prototype.
Is this for you?
You have been burned by vague “agile” builds
We still work in short cycles, but the Explore step exists so you can change direction before the expensive part.
Several people have to sign off
A visible storyboard is easier to share with a coordinator, a subject expert, or a principal than a long proposal.
You need to know how we test
Phones, tablets, captions, and keyboard use are part of Assemble, not a surprise at the end.
What you get
A named method
Four steps, each with a visible output you can keep.
One point of contact
You are not left to coordinate designers, developers, and reviewers on your own.
Approval before production
The full build waits for your sign-off on the outline.
A handoff at launch
We tell the people who will run the course how to publish, update, and support it.
The LEAP steps
Listen
We start with your goals, the people who will learn, and the material you already have. This is a working conversation and a content review, not a slide pitch.
You leave this step with a short brief we both agree on.Explore
We turn the brief into a storyboard and a clickable outline you can react to. The full build does not start until you approve the direction.
You approve a storyboard or prototype before production.Assemble
We build the interactions, media, and text, and we check the work on phones and tablets. Captions, contrast, and keyboard use are part of the build.
You review a working course or experience.Publish & Polish
We help you launch — in IntelliNotebook, on the web, or into your learning platform — and we stay for a short round of adjustments after the first learners try it.
You get a live version and a brief handoff for the people who will run it.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
How long does a project take?
It depends on length, interactivity, how ready your content is, and how many languages you need. We give a timeline with the quote, after Listen. We do not publish a fake average here.
What do you need from us?
Access to the people who know the subject, the existing material, and timely comments on the storyboard. Slow reviews are usually what stretches a calendar.
Who is on the team?
Teacher-developers. The same people who think about the lesson also shape the interaction and check it on a real device.
Can we pause after the storyboard?
Yes. Explore is a natural pause. Some clients take the outline and return later for Assemble.
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.