Keystone helps teams build courses, certificates, and custom programs from existing curriculum and source materials. Educators select what each audience or partner needs, and Keystone drafts the structure for their review. Using current curriculum can help institutions reduce early development time and gain more capacity to act on new opportunities.
Teams search across multiple courses and rebuild the offering around the partner’s needs.
Educators select the relevant objectives and sources, and Keystone drafts a program structure across courses, modules, and lessons. Connecting activities, assessments, and learning materials already in place can give educators more to review, reuse, and refine programs for the new audience.
Teams assemble course files, reports, and input from program owners to understand what changed and what available learner results show.
Version history and available learner measures stay connected to the curriculum, giving educators clearer context for what to keep, revise, or investigate before the next cohort begins.
Teams search across offerings to find where the changed material is used before updates can begin.
The source shows every objective and course it supports, so teams can focus the update and keep the offering current.
Start with the opportunity already on your calendar: a custom employer program, an upcoming certificate cohort, or a course ready to reach a broader audience. Bring the objectives, sources, and learning materials you already have. Keystone connects and structures that curriculum, so your team can build from what exists, focus new development where it is needed, and spend more time refining the offering for the learners it will serve.
Put more of your institution’s expertise to work through more offerings for more learners, with less time required to launch each one and keep it current.
