Education Software & Learning Platform DevelopmentBuild the next stage of your learning product.
Develop a new learning product, improve a platform already in use, or modernize the systems behind it. SLIDEFACTORY helps education companies decide what to build, design the experience, and develop the software and integrations needed to deliver it. Work with a team whose education experience spans more than eight years across interactive learning, educator tools, school access, learning data, and platform strategy.
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The learning experience is only part of the product
A learning product needs to work for students, the educators using it, and the schools adopting it. That means considering school access, content discovery, learning data, and future development alongside the experience on screen.
Those decisions belong in the same conversation. SLIDEFACTORY brings product strategy, design, and engineering together to work across the experience and the infrastructure. That can mean developing a new learning product, extending an existing platform, or connecting the systems needed to make it useful in a school setting.
We can stay involved from those first product decisions through development and ongoing improvement.
Experience across education software and infrastructure
Our long-term education software development work spans interactive learning experiences, educator tools, integrations, platform support, and modernization. A client has confirmed that a platform we’ve contributed to is in production and reports positive feedback from teachers and students.
That experience matters when a product needs more than a new interface. It brings knowledge of the learner-facing software and the systems an education business needs around it.
Interactive learning software
Educational games and activities for individual skill practice and teacher-led group instruction.
Tools for educators
An application that helps teachers find lessons and curriculum resources aligned with state standards.
School access and learning data
Rostering and identity work involving ClassLink, Clever, and Okta, along with connections between learning modules, a learning record store, and larger analytics systems.
Platform planning and support
Development and maintenance, plus evaluation of learning and content systems, licensing costs, and migration approaches.
Modernize what matters, when it matters
An established platform already has content, integrations and behaviour to account for. A useful development plan needs to distinguish what should change from what should carry forward.
Our education modernization work has been platform strategy as much as engineering: evaluating learning and content systems against what the organisation actually needs, comparing build against buy, and planning migration in phases rather than as one event. That includes moving off end-of-life platforms on a timeline the business can absorb.
The right approach for another platform will depend on its users, content, dependencies and priorities.
Bring product decisions and development together
Extending the current platform, choosing a commercial learning system, and developing custom software each have implications for the business. Functionality is part of the decision. So are content management, integrations, licensing, and the work required to migrate.
SLIDEFACTORY can help evaluate those choices with the people responsible for the product, then carry the selected approach into design and development. Our education strategy work has included stakeholder discussions, requirements, platform comparisons, implementation costs, and phased migration planning.
There doesn’t have to be a finished specification before that conversation begins. An established roadmap can give us a starting point, too. We can work alongside an internal product team or take responsibility for a defined part of the product.
Education and learning projects
Three examples of the work behind this page: an AR health-education experience, a machine-learning recommendation engine for a learning platform, and a VR authoring tool used in higher education.
Carnival of Truth
A game-based augmented reality experience teaching young people about the risks of vaping and smoking. We developed the concept, the 3D characters and the carnival environment, delivered as web-based AR with no app to install.
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AI Recommendation Engine for Learning Software
A personalized recommendation engine for a learning software client’s at-home app, using machine learning to match resources to each user’s needs across a growing content library.
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Byldr VR World Builder
A code-free application that lets people design and build AR/VR experiences from inside virtual reality, with hand tracking, custom 3D assets and cross-platform publishing. It is named in a published 2026 school curriculum as the tool students build a 3D environment with.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you work with the platform we already have?
Yes. Our education experience includes ongoing platform development and support, integrations, and incremental modernization. We start by understanding the existing software and the change it needs to support, then determine where our team can contribute.
Can you help develop a new learning product?
Yes. We can help define the users, functionality, experience, and technical approach, then design and build the software. Our wider education experience also includes children’s music-learning games and an immersive authoring tool that appears in a published school curriculum.
Can AI be part of the product?
Yes, when there’s a clear function for it. Our education history includes design and development work on a machine-learning recommendation experience involving teacher and caregiver inputs, described in our AI recommendation engine for learning software project. For a new feature, we would establish the information it needs, the role of human review, and how its behavior should be evaluated.
How are accessibility requirements handled?
We discuss the intended users and the requirements the product needs to meet, then include agreed criteria in design, development, and testing. The scope determines the work and acceptance checks.
What determines cost and timing?
The starting platform, functionality, content, integrations, and testing all affect the work. We discuss those together to define the scope and delivery plan. If some decisions are still open, we can help work through them before committing to an implementation approach.
