
The Kids Research Institute Australia – Baby Communication for Educators
We co-designed an eLearning course with The Kids Research Institute to help early childhood educators support communication development in babies aged 0–2.

We co-designed an eLearning course with The Kids Research Institute to help early childhood educators support communication development in babies aged 0–2.

We co-designed an immersive LGBTQIA+ health training experience for The Kids Research Institute Australia, story-driven, scenario-based.

About the organisation The Association of Community Language Schools (ACLS) champions multicultural communities across NSW by keeping heritage languages alive and kicking. With 52 member organisations teaching 28 languages, they’re the go-to crew for community language schools. From setting up and securing funding to levelling up teaching strategies through workshops and one-on-one support, ACLS is…

About the organisation YENOM is a financial literacy education provider founded by Amanda di Medici, an experienced vocational trainer with a background in Law, Business, and Adult Education. With a mission to empower people through independent, accessible financial education, YENOM partners with professionals to support communities across all walks of life — from high schools…

Hungry Minds transforms face-to-face training into bite-sized, engaging eLearning for busy professionals. Boost accessibility and learner engagement with expert instructional design solutions.

Discover how we enhanced CHIA Vic’s training development by providing tools and expertise for more engaging, impactful learning experiences.

Discover about our story with YDAN and how we helped them break the barrier in learning about young people with disability.

Our journey with Qualify Group – creating vocational training into genuine job readiness.

Learn about our story with Autism CRC: inclusionED – our journey in transforming face-to-face lessons for the digital age.

Autism CRC is your go-to source for everything autism, from the early days to the golden years and across the whole spectrum. Back in 2013, they kicked off the world’s first-ever national effort to focus on autism research in Australia under the government’s Cooperative Research Centres Program.