Website & learning platform
AIPHRC
A website and a self-contained learning platform for the American Indian Public Health Resource Center. We built the Center's site and three interactive food sovereignty modules the organization controls, with no per-user licensing.
The need
AIPHRC needed to make its training available online without placing its curriculum inside a traditional learning platform with ongoing per-user fees or unnecessary restrictions.
The curriculum belongs to the Center, not to a platform it has to keep paying.
What we built
We designed and built the Center’s website, along with three interactive learning modules delivered through one responsive digital experience.
Participants can move through the learning directly in their browser, with no account or download required. The experience works across phones, tablets, and computers.
Why we built it this way
The curriculum belongs to AIPHRC. The Center should be able to update it, publish it, share it, and continue using it without asking a platform provider for permission.
We designed the technology around that requirement from the beginning.
What AIPHRC controls
- The curriculum
- The publishing process
- The learning experience
- The decision about what happens next
Where it stands
Live and in use.
AIPHRC can revise its learning content and publish updates without rebuilding the entire experience or paying a fee every time another participant starts a module.