To begin with, you have to analyze the needed features and target group of your eLearning app, the duration of the educational program, how it will be hosted, the level of customization, the hosting platform, etc. We lay out a detailed eLearning app development roadmap based on the information provided by our client. Then we discuss the overall project idea and the final desired outcome of the project.
With the support of our specialists dedicated to designing and developing e-learning programs, we start the model construction process. We determine the methodology, design, and didactic sections to be included. In addition, a platform is defined for access to courses based on the company's needs. At this stage, we describe the overall layout of your e-learning app, choosing the right colors, wireframes, and user interface that will allow your students to focus on the learning process.
After passing the previous stages, we create an MVP of the e-learning app that is thoroughly analyzed to meet the criteria and targets set when creating the initial roadmap and desirable design.
The final construction process begins with the support of a group of specialists dedicated to designing and developing an e-learning app. At this stage, we fix bugs and make the last changes which are based on the feedback and the suggestions provided by you after seeing the MVP. In addition, at this stage, we define a platform for access to courses based on the company's needs.
At this stage, we deploy your e-learning app to the application store of your choice and make it available for users to install and download the app.
Chudovo's team provides continuous maintenance, support, and monitoring to follow up on the process after deploying your app. We ensure that your app corresponds to the up-to-date security patches and has all the relevant features needed by the ever-evolving eLearning market.
Chudovo has expertise in building synchronous learning platforms for online learning. These platforms enable live classes and facilitate real-time interaction between instructors and learners like in a traditional classroom. These e-learning platforms include live video lectures, virtual whiteboards, screen-sharing capabilities, and chat and messaging tools.
Examples of synchronous learning platforms that Chudovo can build include:
Our e-learning app developers can develop asynchronous learning platforms where learners can access educational material and complete tasks at their own pace and schedule. These platforms do not require any real-time interaction between learners and instructors. Some features included in the asynchronous learning platforms we develop include pre-recorded lectures, discussion forums, quizzes, and assignments.
Examples of asynchronous learning platforms Chudovo can deliver include:
Our educational software developers can help you build tutoring applications that facilitate online tutoring sessions. These applications allow tutors to offer tutoring services, schedule sessions, conduct classes, and manage payments. Learners on the other hand can search for tutors based on their needs. Some standard features we build into tutoring applications include tools for communications, file sharing, and interactive whiteboards for enhanced learning experiences.
Examples of tutoring platforms we can develop include:
By developing robust school management platforms, Chudovo engineers can help educational institutions streamline administrative tasks, communication, and academic processes. The school management platforms we develop have features for managing student information, attendance, grading, scheduling, and communication between teachers, students, and parents. Additionally, our engineers can include modules for library management, finance, and human resource management.
Some of the school management platforms that we can deliver to learning institutions include:
In this model, the project scope, delivery timelines, and cost are agreed upon before the project begins. The client then pays a fixed amount for the entire project regardless of the time and resources spent.
This is ideal for simple projects with predefined features and well-defined large projects with clear scopes and budgets.
In this model, the client pays for the actual time and resources spent on the project. The billing is based on the number of hours worked by the development team and the cost of materials used.
This model is ideal for medium-sized and large projects that require ongoing development and iteration.
