Case study · Subscription learning platform · five levels
Teach me AI.
AI, taught properly — one path from a first question to the boardroom, where every fact that can go out of date carries its source and the date it was last checked.
Live at teachmeai.co.uk · built and run by T19 Digital
The problem
AI moves monthly and most of what is written about it is either hype or a sales pitch. Beginners drown in jargon, managers get vendor demos, and directors are asked to sign off strategy on the strength of a newsletter. A course recorded last spring is already teaching tools that have changed their names, prices and limits — and nobody tells the learner which parts are still true.
What we built
- A five-minute placement that combines a self-rating with scenario questions, so nobody starts below where they already are
- Five levels — Foundations, Practitioner, Builder, Leader, Director — across 18 modules and 112 lessons, with a test to skip any module you have already mastered
- A Tool Atlas comparing 32 AI tools across assistants, research, creative, work, automation and building — what each is good at, and what to watch
- Practice labs that give feedback on what you actually do, not just what you remember
- A certificate for every level: a LinkedIn badge, a PDF for the CV, and a public page anyone can use to check it
- A free tier worth judging it on — the placement, one full module and the first lesson of every other — and a Teams plan with a skills matrix a manager can read
Under the bonnet, in plain English
It started as a copy of The Social Media Academy’s codebase and became its own product — its own repository, data and services, nothing shared — which is how a second platform goes live in weeks rather than months. The part that matters is the ledger: every fact that can date carries its source and when it was last checked, a rolling re-check works through hundreds of them every week, and every correction is logged in public.
What this proves for your project
If your business teaches something that changes — a regulated field, a fast-moving skill, a product range — this is the proof that we build the checking in from the start. And it shows what reuse is worth: a proven foundation turned into a second, fully separate product.
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