Story
A rich fantasy world, characters, lands and adventures give learning activities a wider context.
Eduria for Teachers
Every school can write its own story in the world of Eduria
Eduria brings together stories, learning activities, child development and game mechanics.
What is Eduria?
Learning told as an adventure
Eduria is being developed as a connected educational ecosystem for children, parents and teachers. Books introduce children to the world, workbooks build skills, and the app and game turn their progress into an interactive adventure.
Children do more than complete one activity after another. They become the heroes of a story where knowledge, effort, curiosity and perseverance truly matter.
Education
Activities that build knowledge, focus, creativity, independence and essential skills.
Hero development
As children progress, their characters grow, gaining experience and new abilities.
A connected ecosystem
Books, Artifacts, the app, the portal and the game form one coherent path of development.
Home and school
One adventure, two important environments
Parents know their children’s everyday needs best. Teachers help them discover knowledge, work together and grow as part of a community.
Children can develop their heroes with a parent’s help while taking part in the adventures of their class and school guild.
Children remain the heroes of their own stories, but they do not have to experience them alone.
The school as a guild
A school can become an Eduria guild
A guild brings students, classes and teachers together under a shared name, symbol and story. Each class is a team of young heroes.
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Hero
Each child develops their own character, gains experience and completes individual tasks.
2
Class team
The class takes on shared challenges, earns achievements and works towards a common goal.
3
School guild
The whole school builds its story, takes part in events and brings together the results of its classes.
The teacher’s role
The teacher as a guide
Eduria is not intended to replace teachers, the curriculum or trusted materials. It aims to give activities a story context and spark curiosity.
Teachers do not become game operators. They become guides who strengthen motivation, cooperation, independence and engagement.
In the future, teachers could use:
- educational materials set in the world of Eduria
- individual and group tasks
- challenges for the whole class
- class progress maps
- team achievements
- lesson plans
- printable materials
- an overview of class progress
- tools for school adventures
For children
More ways to discover the world
Every child learns differently. Eduria brings together reading, doing, talking, movement, creating and cooperation.
A sense of purpose
Each task is part of a bigger adventure.
Visible progress
Regular effort helps the hero grow and leads to discoveries.
Belonging
Students are part of a class, a team and a guild.
Cooperation
Some challenges call for working together.
Curiosity
Stories and mysteries encourage exploration.
The joy of learning
Learning becomes a source of satisfaction and adventure.
Cooperation and healthy competition
Shared goals without unnecessary pressure
Rankings should not publicly judge individual children. They should encourage consistency, cooperation and engagement across whole teams.
Not every team has to win in the same way.
Points could be awarded for:
- consistent effort
- participation by the whole class
- helping others
- creativity
- cooperation
- perseverance
- community and environmental projects
Events between schools
Great adventures can bring many schools together
Guilds will be able to take part in events built around friendly competition or cooperation towards a shared goal.
Knowledge tournaments
Tasks and puzzles focused on a particular area of learning.
Reading expeditions
Shared stories, tasks and successive stages of a journey.
Creative competitions
Stories, illustrations, inventions and original pieces of the world.
Environmental challenges
Activities involving the environment and the local community.
Team missions
Success depends on the whole class taking part.
Seasonal events
Adventures connected to the seasons and the world of Eduria.
Events between schools are part of a long-term vision being developed together with teachers and schools.
Artifacts at school
The Guardians’ Trials can begin in the classroom too
Artifacts are workbooks guided by the Guardians. They develop specific skills and could serve as classroom materials in the future.
Every workbook is a separate adventure. Every class can experience it in its own way.
Possible uses
- individual work
- extracurricular activities
- after-school care
- working at different paces
- tasks for students who finish early
- weekly class challenges
- shared Guardians’ Trials
- packs for the whole class
Future tools
How could Eduria for teachers evolve?
School solutions will be developed gradually, based on the real needs of teachers, students and schools.
school and guild profilesclass structureteacher rolesschool achievementsguild rankingsshared tasksseasonal eventsteacher materialslesson plansArtifact packsprogress mapsactivity reports
These elements describe the direction of development, not features that are currently available.
Working with schools
We want to create Eduria together with teachers
We want to understand what classes really need, test ideas and develop materials that meaningfully complement everyday education.
Eduria aims to give teachers more possibilities and children more ways to explore, learn and experience adventures.
- consultations with teachers
- material testing
- pilot programmes
- workshops for children
- class packs
- school events
- joint projects
- localisation for different education systems
Safety and responsibility
Technology that supports rather than gets in the way
Teachers and parents should remain in control of the child’s experience.
The aim is not to keep children in front of a screen, but to encourage them to read, think, create and work together.✓protection of children’s data
✓clear roles for adults
✓restricted access to data
✓safe communication
✓no contact with strangers
✓responsible rankings
✓no public shaming
✓balance between online and offline activities
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Eduria for schools already available?
No. School solutions are currently part of the project’s evolving vision.
Will teachers have to use the game?
No. It will be possible to use selected materials and tools.
Is Eduria meant to replace textbooks?
No. The project is intended to complement existing materials and teaching methods.
What is a school guild?
It represents a school in the world of Eduria, bringing together classes, students, teachers and a supervisor.
Will classes compete with each other?
Potential events are intended to encourage cooperation and consistent effort, without publicly comparing children.
How can a school get involved?
Join the newsletter and indicate your interest in a future pilot programme.
A new chapter
Help us create a new chapter of educational adventure
Join teachers who want to follow the project’s development and help shape solutions that combine learning, cooperation and adventure.