Recorded lectures nobody finishes
45 minutes of video with no decisions — attention drops in minutes.
For schools, universities & academies
We turn lectures and PDFs into lessons students actually complete — with virtual labs, modern portals and the data to prove it.
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The challenges
45 minutes of video with no decisions — attention drops in minutes.
Strong week one, gone by week four — with no early warning.
Two supervised sessions a term isn’t enough practice.
Lists of files instead of a clear path through the course.
The completion curve
Typical online completion vs. a Ghayah-designed programme ending at 89%.
Problem → Solution → Result
| The problem | What we build | The result |
|---|---|---|
| Long recorded lectures | Short interactive lessons with checks for understanding | Students finish what they start |
| Drop-off after week three | Visible progress, streaks and early-warning alerts | Completion that holds all term |
| Limited lab time | Virtual labs on any phone | Unlimited practice, no consumables |
| An outdated student portal | A modern, branded LMS with a clear weekly path | Students know what to do next |
| Arabic as an afterthought | Arabic and English designed together | Every student learns in their language |
| Accreditation evidence is manual | Dashboards and evidence packs | Board-ready reporting, every term |
Virtual lab spotlight
Drag to rotate this lab bench (or use the arrow keys). Students rehearse every experiment before the real session — on a phone, a laptop or a headset.
3D lab bench — drag or use arrow keys to rotate
Before / after
Drag the handle (or use the arrow keys) to compare.
No tasks completed
Built for how institutions work
Lessons that teach, check and give feedback on their own — so faculty time goes where it matters.
Right-to-left layouts, native writing and voice-over — never a translated afterthought.
Pilot with one course and one cohort; scale when the numbers prove it.
Accreditation & reporting
Completion, engagement and learning outcomes by course and cohort — exported as evidence packs each term.
Free course redesign sample
Share a lesson — slides, a recording or a PDF. A learning designer turns one section into an interactive sample, free.
FAQ
Ghayah is a learning design and technology company that builds Arabic-first eLearning courses, LMS platforms, gamified training, VR/AR simulations and learning analytics for growing businesses and modern academies. Every project starts from one measurable goal — “the goal dictates the tool”.
Ghayah was founded in its current form in 2025 by a team that has worked in learning since 2015: a learning experience designer and specialists in UI/UX design, AR/VR development and learning technology. Together they have delivered projects for 30+ clients in 11 countries.
Book a free 30-minute training audit. We look at one goal — faster onboarding, better service, more engaged students — and you leave with a plan, whether or not you work with us.
Every project is scoped to your goal: the result you need, who the learners are, and the level of interactivity that gets you there. Start with one course or one team; you’ll get a clear proposal within 5 working days of your audit.
Yes — Arabic is designed in from day one, not translated at the end: native writing, right-to-left layouts and native voice-over in Gulf, Egyptian or Modern Standard Arabic.
Yes. We build to SCORM/xAPI and integrate with common SIS and LMS platforms, including single sign-on.
We collect only what the learning design needs, keep it on your platforms wherever possible, and follow your institution’s data policies.
Yes — most institutions start with one course. Send us one lesson and we’ll return a free redesign sample within 5 working days.
30 minutes · No sales pitch · You leave with a plan