Start small. Prove it. Scale it.
Try TedQu with a few sections or one full grade. Go live in 30 days, review the results with us at 90 days, and decide the scale-up on evidence, not promises.
Four steps from first class to decision
A few sections or one full grade, chosen with your management.
On the proven implementation plan, with our team on campus.
16 hours of training per teacher and a month of handholding.
Weekly dashboards, then a joint review to decide the scale-up.
Evidence your management can act on
Who engaged, who tried and who understood, for every Pulse question.
Class-wise and student-wise reports, generated from everyday activity.
Weekly usage dashboards show how the pilot classes are using TedQu.
Before you start
Propose a pilot for your school
Tell us the sections or grade you have in mind and we will plan it with you.
Propose a pilot →Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about the TedQu pilot.
What is the TedQu pilot programme?
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A structured trial in a few sections or one full grade. It goes live in 30 days and ends with a joint review at 90 days, so you decide on scale-up with real data.
How many classes can be in the pilot?
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It is up to you. Most schools choose a few sections or one full grade, agreed with management.
How long does the pilot run?
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Go-live takes 30 days and the joint review happens at 90 days.
What do we measure?
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Class participation, attendance, quiz results and teacher adoption, shared through weekly dashboards to management.
Is teacher training included?
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Yes. Every pilot teacher gets 16 hours of in-person training and a month of handholding after go-live.
What happens after 90 days?
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We review the results with your management. If you choose to scale up, the rest of the school follows the same proven plan.