I-Eduko case study
Digital platform for the EDUKO publishing house: it manages its digital content and delivers it to students via QR codes in printed textbooks, interactive exercises, 3D models and learning videos.
What I changed
A printed textbook alone cannot offer quick practice, instant feedback or multimedia support. Schools need a simple bridge between paper and online content.
The result is a subject hub with QR entry and interactive samples. Students scan a code, open the topic and continue into learning content without a complicated login flow.
How I built it
I-Eduko is not a generic corporate course. It is an educational product for a publisher and schools: a digital layer connected to printed textbooks through QR codes.
The solution combines a clear subject hub, tokenized access and interactive Storyline exercises. The goal is not just a pretty landing page, but a usable practice system for learning material.
The numbers stay factual, not inflated result claims: the sample shows 5 subjects and 4 types of digital content. Once real analytics or LMS data is available, these structural metrics can be replaced with measured results.
What I built
QR textbook entry
Printed material sends students directly into digital practice without complicated navigation.
Subjects and chapters
Hub for economics, communication, law, biology and chemistry, with room for more content.
Interactive exercises
Storyline samples, questions, visual scenes and guided flow instead of a static PDF.
Metrics to add later
Future tracking can cover QR opens, exercise completion, returns and mobile/desktop split.
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