EduPath
An AI-driven learning platform. Learning should adapt to you, not the other way around.
"Learning should adapt to you. Not the other way around."
My sister found a programme she was genuinely excited about: structured, comprehensive, covering exactly what she wanted to learn. The problem: the university offering it was expensive, and the credential would carry little real value.
So we rebuilt it. Same content, properly structured, using AI to generate a personalised curriculum she could work through at her own pace, going deeper into what interested her and skipping what she already knew. She's been at it for months now and she's happy. That programme became EduPath's first real output.
Traditional learning is expensive, rigid, and one-size-fits-all. Masters programmes cost tens of thousands. Online courses don't adapt. The result: people either overpay for structure they don't need, or get lost in a sea of content with no clear path.
EduPath uses LLMs to generate personalised learning programmes from scratch. The input is simple: your goal and your starting point. The output is a structured, actionable path built around you.
- + Fully personalised curriculum based on goals and current knowledge level
- + Dynamic structure that evolves as you progress and your needs change
- + Ability to go deep into specific topics or skip what's already known
- + Combines courses, articles, videos and other formats into one coherent path
- + High-quality learning at a fraction of the cost of traditional programmes
First version built, tested and validated with real learners. The initial use case has been delivered and iterated on based on real feedback. Now evolving from a specific implementation into a more scalable and repeatable system.
A full Sports Nursing programme generated by EduPath, built from scratch and personalised to a real learner's goals.
- · Structure matters as much as content: a well-ordered path is half the work
- · AI adds real value in personalisation, not just content generation
- · Users need direction more than they need options
- · Iterating on actual usage reveals things no planning session ever will