One teacher, four grades, forty children, no bandwidth.
Learning material has never been more abundant, and never less reachable.
A school for the blind waits a full term for one audio textbook.
The pipeline that produces a navigable audio edition in an afternoon already exists.
Figures as published by the cited source. Where a report supersedes an earlier edition we use the most recent published figure.
From one tablet to a working tutor, offline, in six weeks.
Select a week to watch the picture change.
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What you keep
The tutor, the converted texts and the diagnostics, as files you can move to any device. No per-seat licence, now or later.
Children’s data
Learning records stay on the school’s device by default. Nothing identifiable leaves without a written decision by the organisation.
Where this breaks
A tablet locked in the head teacher’s cupboard. Adoption fails on custody far more often than on capability.
What year two costs
A syllabus refresh each year, which we run. The conversion pipeline is yours to point at anything else.
Access is not a policy problem here. It is a pipeline nobody has run.
Speech, translation and layout models are commodity now. Pointing them at a state syllabus is a fortnight of engineering.
Bring us the version of this you are living with.
Six weeks from the first conversation, something should be running on your own data. At no cost, whatever you decide next.
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