Every project here runs natively inside the LMS. No third-party platforms, no per-student licensing, no infrastructure overhead. Pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript deployed directly inside your existing system.
Analysts in this workforce training program were learning cybersecurity response from a purely theoretical point of view. SENTINEL puts them inside a simulated SOC instead: alerts to triage, incidents to escalate, and response decisions that build the feel of the job, not just the theory of it.
Students need hands-on API practice before they touch a real one, but a live endpoint is risky ground for a first attempt. Because it is built in code, the entire exchange can be simulated: real headers, real status codes, real failures, with nothing ever actually leaving the page. Learners get their feet wet first, so the real thing feels familiar instead of intimidating.
Employees needed practical AI literacy, not another slide deck about it. This unit gives them a live prompt sandbox to actually practice in, five navigable tabs, and a knowledge check, all on one page inside the LMS. Imagine a full course built the same way.
Case studies describe supply chain disruption. They do not make you feel it. VENTURE does: a supplier goes dark, costs climb, and every sourcing decision cascades straight into the next one in real time.
Marketing students plan campaigns that never run and never fail. CAMPAIGN gives them a fixed budget, a real audience to define, and a market that actually responds. The graph either climbs or it does not.
Students learn research ethics from decades-old case studies, then find the real lines the hard way, on a live submission. IRB puts them inside the review process first, working real cases before they ever submit a proposal of their own.
Mandatory compliance training gets clicked through and forgotten. THRESHOLD is built to be remembered: it shows employees exactly what happens when the wrong decision gets made, before the consequence is real.
Capstone students need to show cloud, network, and security skills together, not in three separate exercises. STRATOS bundles all three into one working console: a live network on a real US map, a Python pipeline to debug, and a deployment spec to write. Runs in the browser, SCORM compliant, no authoring tool involved.
Generic security awareness training gets ignored because it never quite applies to the person watching it. This module fixes that with a personalized check-in that surfaces only the tips relevant to each learner, built around real scenarios instead of generic warnings.
Phishing training goes stale the moment the example emails do. BarracudaGuard stays current instead: learners read, classify, and respond to real attempts, legitimate messages, and marketing noise, with immediate feedback and no platform contract behind it.
Vocabulary drills feel like a chore, so students stop doing them. LEXICON makes it a daily habit instead: instructors load the words, learners guess in six attempts, and each one surfaces a definition, pronunciation, and example. Dark mode, high-contrast support, and a streak system are built in.