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In Edzo, a learning space is the home for everything you do on the platform. You can think of a learning space as your classroom, family, or school: depending on how you use Edzo. It is a private environment where a group of people come together to organize learners, work with learning activities, and support progress over time.

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What lives inside a learning space

A learning space brings together four core elements:
  • People: members (adults) and learners (children or students)
  • Learning activities: ready-made, adapted, or created from scratch
  • Assignments: learning assigned to individuals or groups
  • Progress: activity completion, attempts, and engagement
A learning space helps you:
  • Organize members and learners
  • Explore, adapt, and create learning activities
  • Assign learning and track progress
  • Collaborate safely within your group
Everything created in a learning space stays private to that space.

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Members and learners

Both members and learners can belong to more than one learning space. For example:
  • A teacher may belong to a classroom space and a school space
  • A learner might be part of a family space and a classroom space
  • A school administrator may oversee multiple school or class spaces
This keeps learning organized and avoids confusion between different contexts.

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Learner progress across spaces

Assignments and learning activities are always scoped to a specific learning space. However, a learner’s overall progress can be viewed across all the spaces they belong to. This allows:
  • Parents to see learning at home and at school
  • Teachers to understand broader learning context
  • Schools to support learners more holistically

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Billing and plans

Each learning space has its own plan, subscription, and seats for members and learners. This means:
  • A family space and a classroom space are billed separately
  • Changes to a plan affect only that specific space
  • Seat usage and overages are tracked per space
This keeps billing predictable and appropriate for each learning context.

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In summary