The erniee roadmap.
We will build in defined stages. Each funded programme will name what it delivers, how it will be tested and how the finished product will be maintained.
We will build in defined stages. Each funded programme will name what it delivers, how it will be tested and how the finished product will be maintained.
We plan in quarters. Exact dates follow once each programme is funded and scheduled.
Where we are
In progressSpellify goes wider
Proposed programmeA new app and a second round
PlannedTo be shaped
To be shapedTo be shaped
To be shapedThe next big version of WorldHop, shaped by what children and families tell us. These are the features we are designing towards. Each one will be tested with children before it is promised.
Pan and zoom a WorldHop globe to places we have chosen and checked, with no open web, adverts or live street imagery.
Adventures for a season, such as winter in the Arctic or the monsoon, that give children a reason to come back.
Adventures told as stories, like helping Nori rescue the reef, rather than lists of facts.
Hello, goodbye, thank you and counting in the language of each country a child discovers.
Landmarks, World Heritage sites and currencies for children who want to know more.
Narration so children who are still learning to read can explore on their own.
A short, low-pressure check after a tour, never a test with a score to lose.
Ways for children to make their passport their own.
Some of the best learning happens away from the screen. We want every erniee app to come with things children can write on, colour in, stick up and share.
Real-life materials cost money to design, print and send. If they matter to you, tell us when you register.
Back real-life materialsWorldHop Animals, Cities and Countries, drawing and colouring experiences, line learning for young performers, and tools around time, habits and emotions are all possible directions. They are not funded commitments.
Before an idea enters a campaign, erniee will define the need, intended audience, learning purpose, delivery scope, evidence plan and ongoing cost.