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One ERP for the content firm: from the textbook to a published, approved course.
Turning a textbook into lessons, practice and video takes months when it is done by hand. UIMS does the heavy lifting with AI, keeps a reviewer in control of every piece, and publishes the course to the platforms your clients use.
The problems this solves.
A content firm's work is only as good as its checking. These are the places where content goes wrong.
- Textbooks that take months to turn into courses, with the same topic written three different ways.
- AI-made content that reaches a learner without anyone checking it against what the client approved.
- Courses that must run on the client's learning platform, in a standard format, with results that come back.
- Learners who stop halfway, and no one notices until the course is over.
Turning a book into a course
The textbook becomes structured study material, topic by topic.
- A textbook PDF uploaded, or a course started from a lesson plan.
- Structured study content for every topic, at all six thinking levels: remember, understand, apply, analyse, evaluate and create.
- Diagrams drawn for each topic, which the reviewer can redraw or replace.
- A course outline built in minutes, and a printable notes booklet for each subject, with contents, summaries, key terms and worked examples.
Video and interactive lessons
Teaching media made from approved content.
- AI teaching videos, with captions and smooth streaming.
- Animated interactive lessons that explain a concept scene by scene.
Review before publishing
No content reaches a learner until someone approves it.
- A review desk where a reviewer approves, rejects or asks for a rewrite of every piece.
- Nothing published until a teacher or reviewer has approved it.
- AI Guru answers learners only from the approved course content, never from the open internet.
Practice and assessment
Practice that adapts, and marking that is recorded.
- Adaptive practice: questions move up a level as the learner improves, and explain the misunderstanding behind a wrong answer.
- The learner says how sure they are of each answer, so guessing can be told apart from knowing.
- Homework, assignments and coding questions, marked automatically in many languages.
- Practice questions and tests through the Assessment Engine.
Publishing to platforms
Courses that run on the client's own systems, in standard formats.
- SCORM 1.2 and 2004 packages, LTI tools, QTI question import and xAPI learning records.
- Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams connections.
- The learner's journey available in Hindi as well as English.
Selling and certifying
The course reaches learners, and the learner's certificate can be checked.
- A course marketplace where single courses are sold online, and subscriptions that bundle courses into monthly or yearly plans.
- Certificates on completion, with a verification link on the client's own web address, and a QR code anyone can check.
Keeping learners going
Learners who are stuck are found early.
- Self-healing interventions in four levels, from an automatic unlock to escalation to a teacher.
- A dashboard that shows who is stuck, who has stopped and who is ready to move ahead.
How it runs, step by step.
A textbook, from the upload to a published course that learners can finish.
Upload
The textbook or lesson plan is uploaded, and the system reads it topic by topic.
Generate
Study content, diagrams, videos and practice are drafted for every topic, at six thinking levels.
Review
A reviewer approves, rejects or asks for a rewrite of each piece. Nothing moves on until it is approved.
Publish
The course is packaged as SCORM, LTI or QTI and published to the client's platform.
Learn and track
Learners study, practise and ask AI Guru, and the dashboard shows who is stuck.
Certify and sell
Learners who finish receive a certificate that can be verified, and courses are sold or subscribed to.
Who uses it.
The people in a content firm, and what each one needs from the system.
Content authors
Upload textbooks and review what the AI produces.
You want good first drafts that you can approve quickly.
Reviewers and subject experts
Approve, reject and rewrite each piece.
You want to check the content in one place, without losing track.
The product and platform team
Publish courses to client platforms and track results.
You want courses that run on the client's system, in standard formats.
Learners and their teachers
Study, practise, ask questions and earn certificates.
You want to know what to study next, and to be told when you are stuck.
Modules in this solution: LMS, Assessment Engine
Questions people ask about Educational Content Firms.
Does the AI publish content by itself?
No. Every piece of AI-made content is reviewed and approved before any learner sees it, and the reviewer can reject or ask for a rewrite.
Which standards are supported?
SCORM 1.2 and 2004, LTI, QTI question import and xAPI learning records, plus Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams connections.
Can a learner ask questions outside the course?
AI Guru answers only from the approved content of the learner's own course. It does not draw on the open internet.
Can a certificate be verified?
Yes. Certificates carry a verification link on the client's own web address, and a QR code that anyone can check.