Be a Groupwork Guru
Teaching is more rewarding when students are motivated to work with and learn from each other.
Use our time-saving tools to create an environment that fosters collaboration and student-led learning.
Good Groupwork
doesn’t come easy
You want your students to enjoy working together, but many approach groupwork with derision or dread.
You want your students to learn from each other, but many see you as the sole gatekeeper of knowledge.
You want your students to achieve great things together, but group projects seem to bring out their worst.
You want to focus on quality teaching and mentorship, not policing, firefighting or admin.
Let us take the work out of groupwork
We are teachers too, so we know the struggle.
Early on we focused on perfecting our materials and delivery, but that led to burnout. Worse, it encouraged our students to be passive instead of taking an active role in their learning.
The breakthrough came when we started focusing on creating the right environment, with systems, nudges, and incentives that encourage students to take learning into their own hands.
Collaboration and peer learning are central to this approach. When done right, students start learning from and motivating each other, making teaching easier, more effective and more rewarding.
How it works
Have a chat
Book a free, no-obligation consult with us. We’ll discuss the challenges you and your cohort are facing and explore whether our tools are a good fit for your context.
Try us out
If there’s a good match, we’ll work with you and your faculty to set up a low-risk, low-cost pilot. You’ll have full access to all tools and features, with hands-on support throughout the teaching session.
Take it forward
By the end of the pilot, you’ll have practical experience and clear evidence of impact, giving you a solid basis for deciding whether to continue and for making a case for resourcing.
Book a consult
Have a quick chat with us about your subject, your cohort, and the challenges you’re facing. We’ll help you decide whether one of our tools is a good fit and what a low-risk pilot could look like.