Timed interaction
The video pauses at intentional moments and presents questions directly over the course frame.
Prepared for Edios · Service opportunity
Interactive learning, without replacing the LMS.
Turn passive course video into a guided experience with timed choices, branching, interactive visualizations, and a course-specific AI guide.
Working prototype
01 / The experience
From watching a video to participating in it.
The learner stays inside one visual environment while the format shifts between instructor, decision, exploration, reflection, and follow-up.
Branching choices
Responses can change the next example, explanation, activity, or instructor feedback.
Visual exploration
Maps, models, diagrams, and sliders let learners manipulate the idea instead of only hearing it.
Course guide
A knowledgeable assistant can answer follow-up questions using only approved course sources.
02 / LMS integration
Three practical ways to put it inside a client’s course.
We choose the lightest method that meets the client’s tracking, security, and reporting needs. An LMS compatibility check comes first.
Embed or Web Object
The hosted experience appears directly inside the LMS using an iframe or external web object.
- Best for
- Proofs and internal pilots
- Tracking
- Basic or custom
- Dependency
- LMS must allow embeds
SCORM package
A course package can report completion, score, and time while launching the interactive experience.
- Best for
- Corporate training
- Tracking
- Completion and score
- Dependency
- SCORM 1.2 or 2004
LTI + xAPI
Secure launch and identity through LTI; granular learning events flow to an LMS or Learning Record Store.
- Best for
- Universities and enterprise
- Tracking
- Detailed interactions
- Dependency
- LMS admin support
Learner→Client LMS→Edios experience→LMS or learning records
The learner never feels like they left the video.
Selections, instructor responses, graphics, and next steps share one frame and one visual language. That continuity is the product—not just a series of embedded widgets.
03 / Scalable delivery
Build a reusable course engine, not a new website every time.
The first project establishes the system. Future courses primarily swap content, timing, interactions, source material, and branding.
Interactive Course Engine
16:9 player, timed pauses, quizzes, branching, captions, voiceover, music, and visualization slots.
Secure Knowledge Layer
Client-approved documents, grounded answers, source citations, guardrails, evaluations, and usage logs.
LMS Adapter
Delivery through iframe, SCORM, LTI, or xAPI based on the client’s platform and reporting requirements.
Content, not recoding
Videos, timestamps, questions, branches, colors, logos, and knowledge sources live in a repeatable course structure.
The hybrid model is the sweet spot.
The learner remains in the existing LMS. Edios hosts and maintains the advanced interactive and AI components behind it. A separate academy is only needed when an LMS blocks integration or the client wants a standalone customer-learning destination.
04 / Implementation
Start with one lesson. Prove it inside the real LMS.
A pilot keeps the first commitment focused while resolving the technical, instructional, and operational questions that determine a larger rollout.
LMS audit
Confirm platform, embed rules, SCORM/LTI support, reporting, security, and expected use.
Content map
Choose one lesson, decision points, visualization, approved sources, and learning outcome.
Prototype
Build the learner experience and the appropriate LMS integration method.
Sandbox test
Test launch, responsive behavior, progress, completion, audio, captions, and data flow.
Accessibility + QA
Keyboard, screen reader, transcript, contrast, motion, privacy, and answer evaluation.
Launch + learn
Monitor usage, review learner questions, refine sources, and scope the next course.
A knowledgeable guide can continue the lesson.
The production version would retrieve answers from client-approved course documents, cite the source, and clearly say when the answer is not in the material.
05 / Recommended pricing
A clear entry point, with room to scale.
These are planning ranges for positioning and early conversations. Final pricing depends on LMS access, course length, video production, interaction depth, security, and instructional design.
Recommended first offer
Interactive Lesson Pilot + Knowledgeable Course Guide
One focused lesson, real LMS testing, 2–4 interactions, one visualization, and a grounded course companion.
$25K–$45Ksetup · plus $750–$1,500/month
LMS feasibility audit$2,500–$5,000Compatibility review, architecture, technical scope, and budget.
Interactive lesson pilot$12,000–$20,000One 5–10 minute lesson, 2–4 interactions, one visualization, captions, and iframe or SCORM delivery.
Full interactive course$30,000–$60,000Approximately 20–30 minutes, branching, 4–8 interactions, LMS tracking, accessibility, and QA.
Knowledgeable chatbot add-on$15,000–$35,000Source preparation, retrieval, citations, guardrails, evaluation, backend, and logging.
Reusable multi-course platform$75,000–$150,000+Component library, configuration system, LTI/xAPI, administration, and multiple templates.
Additional configured courses$8,000–$25,000 eachBased on length, video needs, branching, visualizations, and localization.
No AI · client hosted
$0/month
Possible when the client hosts the completed package and ongoing support is excluded.
Managed course
$150–$500/month
Hosting, monitoring, backups, and minor maintenance for an externally hosted experience.
Managed AI guide
$750–$1,500/month
Hosting, monitoring, usage allowance, source updates, analytics, and support.
Token usage is rarely the main cost. Model calls for a small course may cost only tens of dollars per month. The managed fee pays for dependable hosting, monitoring, source maintenance, analytics, privacy controls, support, and keeping the LMS integration healthy. Enterprise support can range from $1,500–$5,000+ per month.
06 / Scope guardrails
What Edios should establish before saying yes.
The experience is highly achievable, but the right technical and content questions protect the budget and schedule.
Ask the client
- LMS name, version, and administrator contact
- SCORM, LTI, xAPI, iframe, and SSO support
- Completion, score, grade, and analytics requirements
- Expected users, concurrency, and monthly questions
- Privacy, security, accessibility, and language needs
Define responsibility
- Client supplies and approves authoritative source material
- Edios leads production and experience design
- Instructional design is client-provided or separately partnered
- Video production and translation are scoped separately
- LMS vendor fees and professional services are pass-through costs
Client-facing position
Turn passive course video into a guided learning experience.
Edios adds timed interactions, branching, visual exploration, and an approved-source course guide—while the client keeps the learning system they already use.
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