End-to-end eLearning development that drives results.
Board Infinity manages the complete eLearning development lifecycle. Instructional designers, industry coaches, a video production team and LMS specialists take your knowledge from concept to a live, measurable learning programme.
One production line, four kinds of client
Trusted by leading universities & organisations.
AI-augmented video generation
Turn documents into video lessons without booking a studio. For content that has to refresh often, ship in several languages or cover a long tail of topics, we produce the same course structure with a generated presenter and generated visuals instead of a studio session - and the instructional design, the assessment and the QA do not change.
AI-generated module · press play
Data Structures & Algorithms - a live Board Infinity module produced with AI-generated video. Same instructional design, same checkpoints, same packaging as a studio course.
See an AI-generated lesson in your own subjectA deck, an SOP, a policy, a manual, a transcript or an existing lecture recording. No script and no studio booking needed to start.
Our ID team structures the module and a writer owns the script. AI drafts from your material; a named person decides what is accurate and what ships.
An AI presenter or a fully visual explainer, built in your brand system, with voice and language variants generated from the same approved script.
Captions, lesson notes, a checkpoint per lesson, a graded assessment, then SCORM or xAPI packaged and tested on your LMS.
Where a person still signs off. Instructional design, subject accuracy and final QA are never generated - a named person approves those on every module. We tell you which modules used an AI presenter so you can disclose it to your learners. And where a real person on camera is the point, we say so and put your own expert in the studio instead.
Courses we've built and launched
Six real modules from our own catalogue - university subjects, platform courses and creator IP. Press play; nothing here is a mock-up.
Built for whoever owns the knowledge
Four buyers, one production line. Each page sets out how the engagement runs, what it costs your experts, and what you own at the end.
Universities & institutionsPut faculty expertise online, aligned to UGC's four-quadrant framework, without putting it on your faculty.Explore 
EdTech platformsWhite-label production capacity that plugs into your pipeline, at your platform's quality bar.Explore 
Corporate L&DTurn SME decks and SOPs into training your workforce completes, with audit-ready records.Explore 
Creators & coachesYou teach. We handle structure, recording, editing, graphics, quizzes and launch.Explore Three phases. One seamless partnership.
We manage the entire eLearning development lifecycle, so your faculty and experts spend their time on expertise rather than production.
Instructional design & planning
We start with clarity: learning objectives, audience and outcomes agreed before a single frame is recorded.
- Learner persona and context analysis
- Curriculum architecture and course outline
- Storyboards, scripts and engagement mapping
- Measurable learning objectives per lesson
- Interactive element planning
Content & multimedia creation
Studio-quality video with motion graphics, animation and branded visual storytelling. Your expert shows up and presents.
- Professional recording with lighting, sound and coaching
- Motion graphics and 2D animation
- Slide design and visual frameworks
- Branded templates and reusable assets
- Expert and faculty collaboration throughout
Launch, deployment & optimisation
We do not stop at delivery. Courses are launched, monitored and improved against what learners actually do.
- SCORM-compliant LMS deployment, tested
- Quizzes, assessments and interactives
- Captions, transcripts and learner notes
- Learner analytics set up and handed over
- Performance-based content refinement
Typical elapsed time from kickoff to a live programme: 6–10 weeks. Expert time required across all three phases: under a day per module.
Complete eLearning development, built around your expertise
We own the entire production pipeline, so your team spends its time on subject expertise and approvals.
Learner-centric course architecture
Before production starts we map the learner's context, define the outcomes, and structure every module so people complete it and retain what they learned.
- Learner persona mapping and context analysis
- Curriculum architecture with measurable objectives
- Storyboards and scripts - every frame planned before recording
- Pacing, module length and interaction design
Professional video and multimedia creation
Slides with a voiceover is not a course. We produce studio-quality video with motion graphics, 2D animation and branded visuals - your expert just shows up and presents.
- Studio recording with professional lighting, sound and coaching
- Motion graphics, 2D animation and visual explainers
- Branded slide design and microlearning-ready formats
- Post-production editing, captions and quality review
Engagement and learning-effectiveness tracking
See exactly where learners drop off, which modules underperform and what is driving completion. We set up the tracking and act on the data.
- Completion and drop-off analysis per module
- Quiz performance and concept-retention scoring
- Cohort dashboards for academic and business leadership
- Data-backed recommendations for content improvement
Cohort engagement, by module
Illustrative sample data, not a named client's results.
SCORM 1.2 · SCORM 2004 · xAPI packaged and completed end to end by us before handover
LMS deployment and managed delivery
We package, test and deploy your course on any LMS - SCORM-compliant, tested across browsers and devices, with managed support after launch.
- SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004 and xAPI packaging
- Deployment and testing on Moodle, Canvas, Coursera and more
- Post-launch managed support and content update cycles
- Quizzes, assessments and certificates integrated
Production quality you can see in the data
Instructional design is not a taste question. It shows up in completion, in engagement, and in how much of your expert's calendar it costs.
The same lecture, produced two ways
One subject, one expert, two outcomes. This is the thing your learners actually open.
- 1Week 4 full lecture recording47:12
- 2Week 5 full lecture recording52:04
- 3Week 6 full lecture recording44:38
- ×One 45-minute video per week
- ×Slides read aloud, nothing built on screen
- ×No captions, no transcript, not searchable
- ×No checkpoints and no assessment
- ×A folder of MP4s, packaging left to your team
The cash conversion cycleDIO + DSO − DPOCaptions on- 4.1Why working capital moves09:40
- 4.2The cash conversion cycle11:05
- 4.3Worked example: an FMCG balance sheet08:20
- 4.4Checkpoint & graded assessment06:15
- 8–12 minute lessons with a stated objective
- Motion graphics building every concept on screen
- Captions, transcript and searchable lesson notes
- Checkpoint per lesson, graded module assessment
- SCORM-packaged and tested on your LMS before handover
Five stages, one team, nothing subcontracted
Instructional design, studio, post-production and LMS engineering are all in-house. There is no agency in the middle marking up a freelancer.
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Process commitments, not outcome claims. They hold identically on a single pilot course and on a forty-course catalogue.
Talk to the teamWhat actually lands in your hands
Production means artefacts, not hours. This is the manifest from a typical module handover - all of it yours, including the source files.
- ZIPSCORM 1.2 / 2004 packageUploaded and tested on your LMS
- ZIPxAPI packageWhere your platform prefers it
- MP4Lesson masters, 1080pEvery lesson, individually
- HTMLInteractive buildsTabs, checkpoints, drag-and-drop
- VTTCaptions per lessonPlus .srt where you need it
- PDFTranscripts and lesson notesLearner-ready
- XLSXAssessment bankQuestions, options, per-option feedback
- PPTXThe branded slide systemYours to reuse on the next course
- AEPMotion graphics projectsAfter Effects and Premiere
- PSDGraphics, thumbnails, lower thirdsLayered
- DOCXScripts and storyboardsThe approved final versions
- RAWCamera mastersOn request, shipped on a drive
Full IP transfer on delivery. No revenue share, no licence-back, no per-learner fee. If you stop working with us you keep everything, including the project files that let another team pick the work up.
Building in-house vs partnering with Board Infinity
Most institutions underestimate what eLearning development actually requires - until they are six months in with nothing live.
Three entry points, and the first one is reversible
No minimum volume and no retainer to begin. Most clients start with a single course, because it settles the questions that matter.
No pricing on this page on purpose. A three-lesson workshop and a twelve-module programme are not the same job - fees are quoted after the first call and fixed before production starts.
The four pieces every module is built from
Built once as a template system, then applied across your whole catalogue - which is why course forty still looks like course one.
Subject experton camera, scriptedWorking capitalDIO + DSO − DPOCaptions onYour expert delivering to camera with the visual doing the work - picture-in-picture with the slide system and a branded lower third.
Every term lands on screen as it is said, then stays there. Nobody is asked to hold four symbols in memory while the audio moves on.
Debt funding
- Ownership retained in full
- Fixed repayment regardless of revenue
- Covenants restrict later rounds
Comparisons become a click rather than a table read aloud - which is also what UGC's four-quadrant framework and most accessibility reviews expect to see.
Every lesson closes with a checkpoint and every module with a graded assessment, and the results feed the completion dashboard your team sees.
The video frame is from a real Board Infinity production; the three interface previews are illustrative of the template system. Either way, the template system is yours at handover, including the source files.
Questions teams ask us most
Who owns the content you produce?
You do. Full IP transfer on delivery, including source files - project files, graphics, scripts and masters. We take no revenue share and we do not licence your course back to you.
How much of our expert's time does this actually take?
Under a day per module across the whole production: a scoping conversation, script approval, the recording session and one review pass. Everything between those points is our team's work. We are re-measuring this figure against recent projects and will publish exact hours once verified.
Do you work with individual creators, or only organisations?
Both. Institutions, EdTech platforms and corporate L&D teams are the bulk of what we produce, and we run a turnkey track for creators and independent experts - see the creators page.
Which platforms can you deploy to?
SCORM 1.2 / 2004 and xAPI packages tested on Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard, D2L Brightspace, Coursera, Open edX, SuccessFactors, Workday and custom platforms, plus Teachable, Kajabi and your own site for creator courses. Deployment is tested before handover, not left as your problem.
Can you work with content we already have?
Yes, and it usually shortens the timeline. Recorded lectures, decks, SOPs and notes are all usable inputs. The instructional design pass restructures them, and we re-record only what genuinely needs re-recording.
What does the 71% completion figure actually measure?
The share of enrolled learners who complete all modules of a Board Infinity-produced course, averaged across our productions. The 15–25% comparison is the widely reported benchmark for self-paced online courses. Your own number depends on your cohort and how the programme is run.
Do you use AI in production?
Yes, deliberately and disclosed: AI presenters and avatars where a client wants content that refreshes without re-scheduling people, and AI-assisted editing to shorten turnaround. Instructional design, subject accuracy and quality assurance stay human-led on every project, and we tell you which modules used an AI presenter.
How is pricing structured?
A fixed project fee per course or per module set, agreed before production starts. No revenue share, no per-learner licence, no multi-year lock-in. We scope the fee after the first consultation, because a three-lesson workshop and a twelve-module programme are not the same job.
What happens if we don't like the first cut?
Review is built into the schedule rather than bolted onto the end: you approve the outline, then the script, then the first assembled lesson. Most changes get caught at script stage, which is the cheapest point to change anything. Re-recording is scoped up front for the lessons that need it.
Can you produce in Indian languages?
Yes - Hindi and the major Indian languages, with subtitled and dubbed variants built from the same master. Tell us the language list at scoping, because it changes both the script and the recording plan.
Let's build something learners finish.
Tell us what you want to produce and who it is for. You get a production plan, a timeline against your launch date and a fixed project fee - usually within three working days.
- A scoped production plan - modules, formats, studio days and the LMS target, not a generic brochure.
- A sample module in your own subject so you judge the output before committing to a catalogue.
- One accountable project lead from kickoff to launch. No handoffs between four suppliers.
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