I’ve directed Space Voyage, a STEM program for grades k-12, since 1990. We follow tehe TEDD framework—Technology, Educational Psychology, Design and Development—to help students build, test, and lead. Tools that support careful course design without adding friction are hard to find.
Knola.ai helps. It turns notes, recordings, or ideas into structured, editable courses with modules, lessons, slides, and narrated video. That supports well-designed classes aligned with how we teach. It also enables student-led course creation: after simulations or maker work, participants can document and share what they learned, reinforcing the agency we want them to practice.
David Chamberlain and Jamie Garside, who previously built Viddyoze, created the platform. Their work scaling accessible video tools shows in how Knola reduces production overhead so teh focus stays on content. They remain active and responsive, which helps when adapting it to a specific educational setting. They are quick to respond to my emails.
Educators and program directors looking for practical course-building support should take a look.
