Does this sound familiar?
The revision that turns everything upside down again.
New curriculum standards, and suddenly every product has to be measured again: what covers which goal, what needs retagging, what needs rewriting. Weeks of work that isn't didactics — it's administration about didactics.
The accountability paperwork that takes as long as the work itself.
For every grant, tender or accreditation, describing all over again what you've already done. The same information, every time in a different format.
The knowledge base nobody can search.
Twenty years of material sitting on the drive, and every project still starts half from scratch.
The AI question from clients you don't have an answer to yourself yet.
Schools ask what they should do with it. The AI-literacy obligation is already in force. And internally: do we dare use it ourselves, with student data and publication requirements at stake?
What we build for education developers
The searchable knowledge base.
All your material, reports and projects unlocked, with source citation on every answer. New work starts from what already exists.
Curriculum coverage and tagging.
Material automatically checked against curriculum standards or learning lines, with the education specialist as final judge. A revision becomes days instead of weeks.
The accountability pipeline.
Grant applications, reports and accreditation documents drafted from existing work. You edit and sign off.
Assistants for your own services.
A help desk on your methodology for clients or teachers, that only answers what's traceable. GDPR-proof, because in this world that's not a footnote.
AI literacy and policy.
Help your clients (and yourself) with a sober answer to the AI question: what's safe, what isn't, and how you meet the obligation that's already in force.
And sometimes the answer is: no AI.
A simple script, a better process, or doing nothing. You'll hear that too, when it's true.
In education, your name is on what you make. Our systems respect that.
Proof: DocentRAG — the engine behind TeachFoundry — backs teachers on formative assessment, with a source on every answer.