We have so much experience authoring content in various systems that our clients often ask us the best way to test their platforms. This is an example of a test protocol we developed for a client based on our knowledge of their system, the content, and the use cases.

We have so much experience authoring content in various systems that our clients often ask us the best way to test their platforms. This is an example of a test protocol we developed for a client based on our knowledge of their system, the content, and the use cases.

Our team has listened to thousands of hours of audio generated by human talent and text-to-speech engines, including AWS, and our ears are uniquely attuned to identifying defects that may inhibit learning. This report resulted from ensuring that the voiceover is understandable, matches the onscreen text, uses correct pronunciation, and includes appropriate pauses and emphasis.

After we authored and tagged thousands of assessment items in Excel, our client asked us to QA them in the digital platform to ensure that all content ingested correctly. We used this spreadsheet to log, triage, and correct defects and to track until approval.

​We often review all audio, images, interactivities, and media to confirm that they are to spec and meet quality criteria before build. We may then QA the entire build to ensure accurate deployment from the student and/or teacher perspective. Typically, we log bugs in a spreadsheet, digital bugbase, or comparable, and we regress until approved.

​We often review all audio, images, interactivities, and media to confirm that they are to spec and meet quality criteria before build. We may then QA the entire build to ensure accurate deployment from the student and/or teacher perspective. Typically, we log bugs in a spreadsheet, digital bugbase, or comparable, and we regress until approved.