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Live generation progress from source to finished lab
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SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 4th Edition export
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Analysing your content & learning level
Building objectives aligned to Bloom's Taxonomy
Generating guided practice, case studies and challenges
Creating smart hints, reflections and a reading list
Lab Preview
Illustrative preview, not a measured run
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250 XP Earned
Earned by difficulty and right first time
Illustrative preview, not a measured run
Blackboard Integration
Publish your EngagedLab lab to Blackboard in minutes
Learn how to export a SCORM package from EngagedLab and upload it to Blackboard step by step.
What you'll learn
- Export directly from EngagedLab
- Create a SCORM-ready package
- Upload to Blackboard with confidence
Step-by-step lab publishing flow
Generate SCORM, then upload to Blackboard
Export your lab, package it as SCORM, and upload it into Blackboard without leaving instructors guessing about the LMS steps.
Built for usable output, secure access, and LMS delivery
Source grounded
Generated sections stay tied to the uploaded material
17 activity types
Validated interactions for recall, application, decision making, and reflection
SCORM 1.2 / 2004 4th Edition
Standards-conformant LMS package export
Live preview
Review the result while the generation pipeline completes
Studio editing
Refine titles, steps, blocks, and learner interactions
Magic Link
Passwordless account access with a code fallback
Accessible UI
Keyboard, contrast, labels, and reduced-motion support
Self-hosted data
Application and Supabase services run on controlled infrastructure
Features
Explore the workflowThe V2 engine inside the original public experience
Create, inspect, edit, play, save, and export from one connected workflow.
Keep generation grounded in the source
The pipeline maps the source to a subject, learning level, teaching archetype, and explicit objectives before writing sections.
Use the right interaction for the idea
Labs combine 17 activity types: recognition work such as multiple choice, matching, ordering and classification, applied work such as exercises, numeric calculation and cloze, plus reflection and application-drawn diagrams.
Ask for a decision, not just an answer
6 high-agency families go further: branching scenarios, parameterised experiments, an artefact with one authored fault to repair, evidence investigations, capacity-constrained prioritisation, and steered dialogue. Each is marked by this application, not by the model.
Hints that support the attempt
An assessed step needs a three-rung hint ladder: orientation, then structure, then scaffold, with the scaffold rung declaring what it must not reveal. Generation writes the rungs from each step's own answer key and refuses a ladder it cannot write without giving the answer away, so the readiness report names any assessed step left without one and Studio is where you write it. The Lab Assistant stays Socratic while an assessed attempt is still open.
Further reading that says where it came from
A reading is tiered as foundation, core, or extension and must state its provenance: found in your upload, a suggested search topic, or model generated and unverified. A suggested search topic is never presented as a citation. Generation writes the list from your upload, tying each reading to the passage it came from or marking it a search topic with no citation, and you add or correct readings in Studio.
Watch the lab assemble
Generation streams visible stages and a live preview, with bounded model calls, repair passes, and clear failure messages.
Edit the result in Studio
Refine titles, sections, blocks, options, explanations, and other supported fields, then preview the learner view before saving.
Give learners an active path
Progress, notes, confidence prompts, retries, and feedback turn a source document into something learners can work through. XP is awarded by the activity's difficulty and by whether it was right first time, not for arriving.
Export for your LMS
Download SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 4th Edition packages for Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, and other compatible platforms. The gradebook figure is correctness, not the share of the lab a learner clicked through.
Generation pipeline
More than a prompt: a bounded teaching workflow
EngagedLab separates planning, section writing, diagrams, repair, and judging. Terra handles the core work. Luna handles lighter workloads and tutoring. Any other configured model is rejected.
GPT 5.6 TerraGPT 5.6 LunaResponses APIBudgeted calls
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Read
Extract and preview the source
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Map
Choose domain, level, and objectives
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Generate
Build sections and interactions
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Validate
Repair structure and coverage
A validated lab streams into the live preview
EngagedLab Studio
Steps
Overview
Core idea
Quick check
Apply it
Reflect
Live preview
Quick check
Which claim is best supported by the source?
A clearly grounded answer
A plausible distractor
An unrelated statement
Properties
Quick check
Explain why the answer is grounded in the uploaded source.
Saved
Creator Studio
Generation is the start. You keep editorial control.
Open the generated lab in Studio, adjust supported fields, inspect the learner view, and save the version you intend to teach.
- Edit supported content fields
- Preview the learner view
- Save locally and to the account store
- Return from the dashboard
LMS delivery
Export the lab, with privacy choices made explicit
Choose the SCORM version that matches your LMS. Evidence return remains off unless you deliberately enable it for that download.
- SCORM 1.2
- SCORM 2004 4th Edition
- Optional evidence return
SCORM 2004 2nd and 3rd Edition are not built. If your LMS requires 3rd Edition specifically, tell us before you buy: 4th Edition packages will not import there.
LMS delivery in detailExport lab
LMS package
1.2
2004 4th Edition
Send attempts back
Off by default
With evidence return off, the package makes no request to EngagedLab. Turn it on only when you want attempts associated with a selected run.
Simple workflow
From document to interactive lab in minutes
Upload your content, review the generated lab, and export to your LMS. No coding required.
From your notes to a complete lab in 4 simple steps
Upload your materials
Add lecture slides, chapters, handouts, course notes, or paste text you already have. The source preview shows exactly what reached the generator.
Supports PDF, DOCX, PPTX, Markdown, HTML, CSV, and plain text.
We understand your content
Your material is mapped to a subject domain, learning level, objectives, and an appropriate teaching flow. Each generated section stays grounded in the source.
Objectives and assessed activities retain explicit evidence mappings.
Every lab is quality-checked
Schema, source coverage, assessment mapping, interaction structure, diagrams, and content budgets are validated before the result reaches the preview. A check that could not apply to your lab is reported as inapplicable, never as passed.
Repair and coverage passes run within a bounded generation budget. The full list of checks is published.
Edit, export, and teach
Preview the learner experience, refine the lab in Studio, save it, and download a self-contained package for your LMS.
Choose SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004, with optional EngagedLab evidence return when you enable it.
Objective evidence
Illustrative preview, not a measured run, 48 learners
Explain the core mechanism
Met82%
Apply it to a new case
Developing67%
Evaluate competing evidence
Met74%
Justify a decision
Review51%
48
learners
6
assessed items
2
items to review
Review the decision task: the strongest distractor drew 31% of first attempts.
Evidence, not decoration
See what happened, and know what the figures mean
EngagedLab reports counts first, explains every denominator, and withholds claims the available evidence cannot support.
The real report states learners met over learners attempted, with the denominator beside every figure, and prints a suppression reason in place of a number when a cohort is too small to disclose.
Objective-level evidence
Assessed activities retain objective IDs, so the report can show coverage and attainment without treating reading or reflection as a correct answer.
Hard items and distractors
First-attempt facility, response spreads, confidence, and hint use reveal where an item or the teaching before it needs attention.
Small-cohort safeguards
Sensitive aggregate figures are withheld below disclosure thresholds, with a plain-language reason instead of a misleading zero.
Who EngagedLab is built for
For lecturers
Building active learning material by hand can consume hours that should go into teaching.
Start from existing notes, review the generated result, and keep editorial control in Studio.
For lecturers
For learning designers
A generated activity is only useful when its objectives, interactions, and feedback can be inspected.
Use source mappings, validation, preview, and editing to shape a defensible learner journey.
For learning designers
For programme teams
Teaching evidence becomes difficult to interpret when counts, denominators, and scope are unclear.
Use run-scoped reports with objective evidence, item behaviour, confidence, and hint coverage.
For programme teams
For IT and LMS teams
New tools need clear hosting, authentication, data-flow, and package behaviour.
Deploy the app and Supabase on controlled infrastructure, then export SCORM for supported LMS platforms.
For IT and LMS teams
Access
Start now, then choose how you want to work
Start free with a monthly generation allowance. Your account page shows every way to add more.
Explore
Try the complete workflow
Create from sample or source material, play the result, edit it in Studio, and export it for your LMS.
- Interactive generation preview
- Learner player and Lab Assistant
- Studio editing and save
- SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 export
Free
Create a labAccount access
Keep your work with you
Use Magic Link or a password to sync eligible labs and progress to your EngagedLab account.
- Passwordless Magic Link sign-in
- Account-backed dashboard
- Monthly generation allowance
- Voucher credits when assigned
Included
Open your accountInstitutions
Plan a supported rollout
Discuss access, hosting, data protection, LMS packaging, and rollout requirements with the EngagedLab team.
- Self-hosting and deployment planning
- Security and data-flow review
- SCORM workflow validation
- Direct implementation support
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