Live in 30 days. Monitored every day after.
Software only helps when people use it. TedQu treats adoption as the product: in-person training, a phased go-live, a named owner for your school and support that stays.
A proven 30-day plan
Every school follows the same four phases, so nothing is left to chance.
Roles, teacher and parent contacts, school timings and the timetable.
Pulse Cards issued; teachers trained in their own classrooms.
Attendance, quizzes and feedback run live with our team on campus.
First reports reviewed with management; everyday TedQu governance begins.
Go-live is not adoption
Adoption takes years unless it is managed. Large organisations with big budgets show how long it takes when the people side is left to chance.
Project success with excellent versus poor change management (Prosci).
of ERP customers see benefits within 6 months of go-live (Panorama Consulting).
of school software licences go unused (Glimpse K12). The purchase is not the adoption.
Every failure is a people failure, not a software failure.
Presence, not visits
A permanent team on the ground near you, not a visiting one.
Selected teachers in every school who lead, support peers and drive adoption.
Training content and manuals in every staff room, ready whenever a teacher needs them.
Usage monitored and teachers encouraged, week after week.
Support with a clock on it
User issues resolved in 30 minutes; critical fixes in 3–4 hours.
Usage reports to your school and management, every week.
Course-correction with management, based on real data.
Excellence celebrated, keeping every school in healthy motion.
Next steps
Start small and prove it
Begin with a few sections or one grade, live in 30 days.
See the pilot programme →Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about rollout, training and support.
How long does it take to implement TedQu?
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30 days, in four phases: data onboarding, setup and training, an assisted go-live with our team on campus, and a review with management.
What training do teachers get?
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Every teacher gets 16 hours of in-person training in their own classroom, followed by at least a month of handholding after go-live. Job aids stay in the staff room for reference.
What happens after go-live?
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Monitoring never stops. Management receives weekly usage dashboards, we hold monthly adoption reviews, and every school has a named TedQu owner.
What are your support response times?
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User issues are resolved within 30 minutes and critical fixes within 3–4 hours.
What is a TedQu Champion?
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A teacher selected in each school who leads, supports colleagues and drives adoption, backed by our local enablement team.
Do we need an IT team?
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No. We import your classes, staff and students, set everything up and train your teachers. Only the teacher needs a smartphone in class.