AI for learning platforms
Help desk answers and draft syllabi, inside the platform instructors already use.
For LMS, courseware and content platforms. Help-desk answers, syllabus and course drafting and accessibility reviews, inside the platform instructors already use, under your name. Use it to win renewals, or sell it as a paid AI tier.
Built for: LMS, courseware, curriculum and content platforms.
admin.northstarcampus.com / courses / HIT-210 / syllabus
In · Instructor uploads for HIT-210
Program outcomes · textbook chapters 1, 3, 5 and 7 · 12 lecture decks · department rules
Out · Syllably
HIT-210 · draft syllabus
- LO1 Assign ICD-10-CM and CPT codes to sample records→ PO1
- LO2 Apply HIPAA rules to release-of-information requests→ PO2
- LO3 Navigate and document in an EHR training system→ PO3
- LO4 Audit a record set for completeness and accuracy→ PO4
10-week plan · weights total 100% · cited quiz items
Waiting for the program chair
Finished lessons become captioned videos.
Run it step by step on the Syllably page.
Try it step by stepIllustrative demo on a fictional institution. Not client work.
Where these products get stuck
What gets in the way, and how we handle it.
- 01
The same tickets every term
Cited answers inside your product
Docently answers how-do-I questions from your help center and hands the rest to support with the context attached.
- 02
Teachers already use AI elsewhere
AI inside your platform, under your controls
Drafting and answers where instructors already work, within your permissions and logging.
- 03
Generic AI drifts from the source
Drafts traced to the source
Syllabi, lessons and quiz items cite the materials they came from, and a person approves before anything publishes.
- 04
Public buyers ask for accessibility evidence
An accessibility review with fixes
Accessly reviews key flows against WCAG 2.1 AA, and our engineers can ship the fixes. Not a certification.
AI inside your product
The modules and services that fit this kind of platform.
Each one is shown on a fictional institution.
What it connects to: Answers from your help center and routes to your ticketing tool; drafts land in your course authoring as drafts; videos go to your video hosting. The Build Sprint uses your real help center or three customers' course materials.
Course materials in: a draft syllabus, lessons, quizzes and lesson videos out.
Fits: Higher ed and courseware, CE, microlearning, corporate LMS and compliance training
A support agent for your learners and admins, grounded in your help center.
Fits: LMS support, student services
An AI-assisted review of your product against WCAG 2.1 AA, with fixes your team can ship.
Fits: Any vendor selling to public colleges, universities or districts
Proof
What we have built that this rests on.
57 featured AI case studies: AI products and brownfield AI builds, each written up on our Work page.
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Leadership exercises on phone, desktop and web, shipped from one codebase for launch
The app existed only as a web prototype with a store deadline close; we shipped it to phones and desktops from the same code, no rewrite.
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How it works
Three ways to start, each at a fixed price.
Learning platforms usually start with Docently on their real help center, tested against past tickets, or with Syllably on three customers' course materials.
EdTech Product Review · 30 minutes, no chargeStart here. We look at your product with you, agree the buyer outcome you want, and tell you which of the three below fits.
Book a 30-minute Product ReviewNo AI yet, and a module fits
Build Sprint
$10,000 fixed3 weeks
Pick it when: One of our modules delivers the outcome you want.
- One buyer outcome (2–3 related capabilities) working in your staging, behind a feature flag
- Pull requests to your repo, built on your catalog and synthetic or de-identified data
- Quality and safety evals, the cost to serve and a packaging recommendation
- A fixed-price quote for production
Something new, or a plan first
Planning Sprint
$5,000 fixed2 weeks
Pick it when: You need something our modules don't cover, or want a plan before you build.
- Where AI fits across your product, including beyond our modules
- A prioritized capability map, with what each one depends on
- A readiness review of your architecture, data and permissions
- A fixed-price quote to build it and take it to production
AI already built or tried
AI Scorecard
$5,000 fixed2 weeks
Pick it when: You've already built or tried an AI feature in your product, live or not.
- One AI feature you've built, tested in staging on 50 of your own cases
- Data-safety and misuse tests, and an accessibility pass on the AI screens
- Cost per learner and a packaging recommendation
- A scorecard, ranked fixes, draft security answers and a fixed quote
Not a compliance audit or certification.
Production, at a fixed quote
We take what your Sprint built or planned live for your customers, by pull request, with no standing production access. It typically includes load testing at your peak and a spend cap per institution. Your Sprint or Scorecard fee counts toward it.
After go-live, optional support
The product is finished and yours to run. If you want us to stay on: a named lead engineer, a monthly quality and cost report, testing before any model change, and more capabilities, each at its own fixed quote.
Stop after any Sprint and keep what you got.
How a Build Sprint runs
- In the setup week we map your integrations and agree what the Sprint touches.
- We follow your coding standards, tests and CI; your engineers review and merge every pull request.
- Half at signature, half when the Sprint Pack is delivered.
- Your time: about 2 to 3 hours a week from a product owner, plus an engineer to review pull requests.
Product improvements you can measure
What we agree to measure: quality and cost on test sets in the Build Sprint, adoption and outcomes once it is in production, so the decision rests on your numbers, not ours.
In-product answers
Share of how-do-I questions answered without a ticket
Course drafting
Designer hours per published course
Video from existing lessons
Lessons with a reviewed video draft per designer hour
Accessible content
WCAG 2.1 AA issues closed per release
We set the success measures with you in the setup week.
Built for education data
Controls your customers' security reviews ask about.
Each control is a design fact about how the module is built and how we work, not a compliance claim.
Works with what you run
Reads catalog, courses, rosters and gradebook through the APIs and roles your product already has.
Synthetic data in Sprints
Sprint work uses synthetic or de-identified data and ships as pull requests to your repo.
Cited, and staff approve
Answers cite their source; anything that changes a grade, application or record waits for staff.
We work within your FERPA, COPPA, accessibility, security and institutional requirements. Compliance depends on the complete product, contracts, policies and operating environment; Datics does not present software engineering alone as legal certification.
How we handle student dataQuestions we hear on the first call
Straight answers before you book.
Will it answer things the help center doesn't cover?
It's designed not to guess: when the docs don't cover a question, it says so and opens a ticket with the conversation attached.
Do instructors approve AI drafts?
Yes. Drafts are designed to wait for an instructor, designer or program chair to approve before anything publishes, and every version is kept.
Does Accessly give us a VPAT or a certification?
No. It's an engineering review that feeds your own accessibility conformance report, with fixes our engineers can ship.
Does it work across all our customers?
Yes. Each institution keeps its own content, settings and permissions.
Other EdTech platforms we build for
See cited answers in your own help center.
Bring one product, workflow or AI feature. In 30 minutes we tell you which of the three ways to start fits, what it would cost to serve and what your customers' security review will ask.
Calls run in US Central time. No generic AI presentation: we discuss your product, users and production constraints.