Regulations and facts
We work out what applies and produce a factual brief before anything is built.
We build courses that your participants take online. The work follows a fixed chain where the regulations are worked out first and every fact is checked against the source before the course goes to you. The courses can have narration and be available in several languages.
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It suits you when the course has to comply with regulations and when your participants speak different languages.
We start from the regulations and from your own instructors. You approve the course before it reaches the participants.

We build the course in the same order every time.
The course goes from regulations to build and review before it is finished.
Every factual claim in the finished course is checked against the regulations before the course goes to you.
The course is translated into the languages your participants speak and each language is checked.
The lessons can be read aloud in each language.
Scenes and images are created specifically for your course.
Participants answer questions based on the regulations.
The courses are delivered in the format that the common e-learning platforms read.
We work out what applies and produce a factual brief before anything is built.
The course is built from the factual brief with text, images and quiz questions.
Every fact in the course is checked against the regulations.
Your experts read the course and we correct whatever needs to change.
The course is translated and narrated and then delivered to your platform.
We review the facts as carefully as we build the course.
Every course goes through the same steps. That is what makes the result reliable.
The facts have been checked against the regulations by the time the course reaches your experts.
The translations are checked so that figures and terms are correct in every language.
This is what we often see when companies create online courses.
Errors that creep in early follow through the whole course.
How to avoid it
Produce a factual brief before anything is built.
Wrong terms and figures creep in when no one checks the languages.
How to avoid it
Check terms and figures in every language.
Long pages of text rarely stick with participants.
How to avoid it
Mix text, images, video and questions.
Regulations change and then the course becomes outdated.
How to avoid it
Decide from the start how the course will be updated.

One person through the whole engagement
You have the same contact from the first meeting. That is also the person who does the work, with AI tools and specialists where they are needed.
Read about who does the workThe courses are delivered in the SCORM format, which most e-learning platforms read.
Yes. We translate the course and check each language. The lessons can also be read aloud.
We produce the facts and review them against the regulations. Your experts approve the finished course.
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