iSkul

iSkul is live in production. The platform puts structured courses within reach of learners who have no computer, no stable connection, and no way to pay a monthly subscription priced for a different economy.

This is where artificial intelligence does the work that elsewhere takes a whole department. The library processes uploaded documents automatically: reading, structuring, indexing, and making them genuinely usable. Teachers generate assessments from the chapters of a course video instead of writing every question by hand. And students are supported through their whole programme by an assistant that knows where they are, rather than answering out of context.

On top of that sits an editorial choice: part of the catalogue is produced in local African languages, because a student understands faster in the language they speak at home. Expensive, hard to copy — and structural for exactly that reason.