A structured lesson
A short progression based on your checked sources.
Learning content creation
Create an interactive lesson together
Bring your expertise to life in a lesson that invites participation and supports understanding.
- Who it is for
- Institutions, trainers and teams that want to share their expertise.
- The work involved
- A lesson that takes 15–20 minutes to complete, with two rounds of corrections after your review.
- Arrangements and budget
- A proposal specifies the agreed work, arrangements and price in FCFA before commitment.
Your situation is the starting point
Does this sound familiar?
You know a subject and have documents, but want a lesson that people can understand and practise. You want to stay involved in creating it.
- You have source documents and can validate the lesson’s substance.
- You want to create an initial lesson before producing a wider course.
The service, in practice
What we can do with you.
- Select a goal and the essential information from your sources with you.
- Build a short progression: situation, explanation, activity and learning feedback.
- Prepare choices or exercises and explain the expected reasoning after a response.
- Collect your consolidated comments in the two planned revision rounds.
- Check the delivery format and compatibility with the agreed platform.
Details of the planned work
Activities and explanations
Participants act or answer, then understand the expected reasoning.
Two revision rounds
You review versions and collect comments for the agreed changes.
Picture the situation
What this could look like.
From a procedure, we can create a scenario, offer several decisions and explain their consequences. The exercise on this site illustrates this approach; it is not a client project.
Illustrative example, to adapt to your context.
Try an illustrative lesson →Useful decision points
How can we review progress?
- The learner completes an activity linked to the lesson’s goal.
- After answering, the learner can understand the reasoning through the planned feedback.
These points are adapted to the agreed scope and your goal.
Your role, arrangements and boundaries
What you bring
You provide up-to-date sources you have permission to use and a knowledgeable reviewer to check the substance and consolidate feedback.
What we agree before starting
The format shown takes 15–20 minutes to complete. Language, delivery format, platform compatibility and rights to files are specified in the quote.
- The 15–20 minutes refer to time spent taking the lesson, not production time.
- Language, file rights and changes outside the agreed content are defined before commitment.
Duration and corrections, explained
How long does the course take?
The 15–20 minutes duration is the estimated time for someone to read the content and complete the exercises. It is not the time needed to create the course. The delivery date is agreed in the quote.
How do the two rounds of corrections work?
- You review a first version and collect your comments. We make the agreed corrections.
- You review the corrected version and send a second set of comments. We make the final agreed changes.
Corrections cover the content agreed at the start. Adding a new course, language or format needs a separate agreement.
The steps
How do we move forward?
Choose what needs to be learned
We review sources, audience and the desired result. You identify who will check subject accuracy.
Prepare and review
We organise explanations and activities before the agreed production. You review the proposal and send consolidated feedback.
Produce, revise and deliver
We create the materials, apply agreed revision rounds and check delivery formats or planned publication.
Answers to help you choose with confidence.
How is this different from a complete course?
This service covers one short lesson co-created with you. A complete course brings several lessons together and includes wider preparation through agreed publication.
Can I edit files after delivery?
Delivery format, editable files, usage rights and required software must be specified in the quote. Viewable content does not automatically include all production files.
How do I find out the arrangements and price?
Describe your situation and goal. The proposal sets out the agreed work, responsibilities, timing and price before commitment.
What should I prepare for the first discussion?
- Up-to-date documents you are authorised to use.
- The audience and what they should be able to do afterwards.
- A reviewer, desired language and planned delivery channel.
Choose the right scope
Options to combine or explore for your needs.
These services can meet a different need or complement the work. Their relevance depends on your starting point.
Online courses and platforms
Plan a training programme
We plan the course. You create the materials.
A course plan: what participants should learn, in what order and how to check it.
Learning content creation
Create a complete course
We prepare lessons from your source materials and publish them on the agreed platform.
Three lessons, taking about 1 hour to complete, in one language, with two rounds of corrections.
Give your project a clear next step.
Share what you want to move forward. Together, we can explore the possibilities and suitable arrangements.
Plan my interactive lesson