EdTechLab

Products

Research products and lab-built platforms for education technology teams.

EdTechLab builds products from real research and operational problems. Each product starts with a specific need observed in education delivery, research workflow, or institutional practice.

Portfolio snapshot

  • EngagedLab and intle are the two public products in the portfolio today.
  • EngagedLab includes a hosted walkthrough, screenshots, and an internal case study; intle is summarised here with links to the live product and pricing.
  • Additional lab products may still emerge from repeated researcher needs, pilot work, or strategic collaborations.

Product in focus

EngagedLab

EngagedLab is a public EdTechLab product focused on turning static teaching material into structured interactive labs with visible preview, export, and LMS delivery paths rather than stopping at presentation-only polish.

Live public product Walkthrough added 11 March 2026 Internal case study published

Structured lab generation

Turns uploaded source material into a sequenced interactive lab rather than leaving teams to assemble each activity from scratch.

Preview before deployment

Shows the student-facing experience inside the workflow so quality checks happen before an LMS package is exported.

SCORM and Blackboard handoff

The current flow already exposes SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and Blackboard-oriented packaging choices for teams working inside existing delivery environments.

Analytics-aware architecture

The product is being shaped with interaction structure, evidence quality, and institutional review in mind instead of treating analytics as a later add-on.

Current walkthrough

A visible path from source material to LMS-ready output.

The current clip shows the core EngagedLab flow in about 30 seconds: choose a source, generate the lab, inspect the structure, preview the learner experience, and export for LMS delivery.

  1. Choose a source file or generated starting point.
  2. Configure the lab structure and create the build.
  3. Inspect the sequenced lab and student preview.
  4. Export through SCORM or Blackboard-oriented packaging steps.
Walkthrough transcript summary

The video opens on the EngagedLab create flow with source material ready for a new lab build.

It then moves through generation settings, the structured editor, the student-facing preview, and the export menu with SCORM and Blackboard-oriented options.

The clip ends with the lab ready for review, packaging, and institutional delivery.

EngagedLab source upload and generation workflow
Source material enters through a guided creation step instead of a blank editor.
EngagedLab structured editor and export menu
The editor shows the structured lab and exposes export options directly in the workflow.
EngagedLab student-facing lab preview
The student preview shows the output as an interactive lab with sequenced modules and progression cues.

Product in focus

intle

intle turns a plain-English description (and optional PDF, DOCX, or PPTX sources) into interactive learning packages in about a minute: quizzes, scenarios, modules, and more, with SCORM 2004 and 1.2 export for Moodle, Blackboard, Canvas, Totara, and other compliant LMS environments.

Live at intle.co.uk SCORM 2004 + 1.2 WCAG 2.1 AA target

Nine content formats

One workflow covers quizzes, scenarios, modules, presentations, assessments, workshops, and related formats from a single description.

Host or export

Share a hosted link for instant access or download a SCORM package for your own LMS, matching how institutions prefer to govern delivery.

Section-level AI editing

Natural-language edits such as “make this harder” or “add a regulation reference” update individual sections without rebuilding the whole package.

Branded, audit-friendly output

Logo and colour branding keep exports on-brand for L&D and compliance teams who need defensible, consistent artefacts.

How teams use it

Describe the teaching need, review the interactive build, then deploy.

  1. Describe the learning outcome or upload source material.
  2. intle proposes structure, generates activities, and opens a preview-first editor.
  3. Publish a hosted link or export SCORM for your institutional LMS.

The public product site covers pricing tiers (including a free tier with watermarked output), roadmap notes, and live signup.

Portfolio context

intle complements EngagedLab by focusing on rapid multi-format authoring and SCORM handoff for broader L&D use cases, while EngagedLab continues to emphasise structured lab generation from teaching material with deep LMS export paths.

intle marketing homepage with describe-to-create prompt and optional file upload
Teams start from plain language (and optional documents) instead of a blank authoring canvas.
intle product page section on how interactive content is generated
The public site explains how descriptions become structured quizzes, scenarios, and other learning formats.
intle LMS compatibility and SCORM export messaging
SCORM 1.2 and 2004 export plus LMS coverage help technical reviewers validate delivery paths early.

Lab pipeline

EdTechLab is built to support more than a single product line.

Research workflow tooling

New tools can emerge from unmet needs in researcher coordination, study operations, evidence capture, and day-to-day research support.

Analytics and infrastructure products

Repeated analytics, reporting, or experiment-delivery problems can inform future products and reusable systems where the need proves consistent enough.

Partnership-backed ventures

Collaboration with universities, institutions, and research teams can become the basis for future ventures when the problem is credible enough to deserve its own product.

Product philosophy

Useful, rigorous, and built for long-term value.

Problem-led

Products should solve a real research, learning, or operational problem before they ask for attention.

Privacy, accessibility, and governance addressed early

Privacy posture, accessibility expectations, and implementation quality are treated as design requirements rather than late-stage additions.

Analytics-aware

Good product design should make evidence, interpretation, and learning loops stronger rather than leaving analytics as an afterthought.

Built to evolve

Each product should be able to grow into a broader system rather than collapsing under its first successful use case.

Discuss a product idea

Want to review EngagedLab or intle properly, or shape a new research product with EdTechLab?