Your faculty’s knowledge, heard around the world.
educast turns a syllabus, a reading list or a research group’s work into researched, narrated courses with workbooks, cheat sheets and cited reports. Under your institution’s name, in any language your students speak, with every key claim checked and every source open to inspection.
- 390narrated modules produced
- 207hours of researched audio
- 148courses, series and briefings
- 331workbooks, sheets and reports exported
Produced by the system so far, across subjects from dog behaviour to particle physics.
What changes for your institution.
The hard part of a course has always been the research, the checking and the hours of production. That part is now done for you, to a standard your faculty can verify line by line.
A new course without a studio
No recording booth, no editor, no narrator’s calendar. A course outline becomes researched, narrated modules with their notes, cheat sheets and workbooks.
Under your name, not ours
Your crest on the workbooks, your palette on the films, your address on the share pages. Pup Class, IATACF, Pharma Lectures and HEP ML already publish this way.
Every language your applicants speak
The same course in another language with one change to the request. Your faculty’s best teaching can reach students you could never recruit before.
Evidence a faculty board can audit
Each claim that carries weight has a written verdict and the sources behind it. Source lists export to Zotero and EndNote, so students follow the citations into the literature.
Learning that fits a commute
Chaptered audio with offline listening for the walk, the train and the gym. Then the workbook brings it back to the desk for real study.
Reach beyond the enrolled
Executive education, alumni courses, public lectures and outreach, made from expertise your faculty already has, without taking them away from teaching.
Listen for yourself.
Four real episodes, untouched, from courses already published on very different subjects. Each comes with the workbook or cheat sheet the system made from the same research.
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The Reactivity Loop: What’s Really Happening in the Brain
Full module from “The Calm Walk Method” · Pup Class
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The 5-to-1 Ratio That Predicts Stability
Excerpt from a 66-minute module of “Secrets of Lasting Love” · educast
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The Inflection Point Around Thirty Percent
Excerpt from “The Arithmetic of Recovery”, free course “What Is Drawdown in Trading?” · IATACF
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Multiple Testing and the False Discovery Problem
Excerpt from “Why Most AI Trading Claims Fail on Inspection”, free course “AI Trading: What Works and What Does Not” · IATACF
Already running on educast
- Pup ClassScience-backed dog training courses for owners.
- IATACFInstitute of Algorithmic Trading and Applied Computational Finance: courses and certificates.
- Pharma LecturesIn-company pharma courses for every role and every market.
- HEP MLMachine learning for high energy physics.
How a partnership runs.
Your faculty keep the academic judgement. We carry the research, the production and the packaging.
You name the subjects
Your faculty choose the topics, the level, the language and the readings a course must cover.
We research and produce
Every module is researched, its key claims checked against independent sources, then written, narrated and packaged with its study material.
Your faculty review
Each module arrives with its audit trail, so a reviewer checks the evidence, not just the prose. Corrections go straight back in.
You publish
On your own site under your own name, or on a share page that needs no account, no app and no tracking.
Name one course you wish reached further.
Tell us the subject, the audience and the language. We will reply with what that course would look like as a researched, narrated series, and how it would carry your name.
Or write to our partnerships address. Every message is read and answered by the founder.
About the creator
educast.cc is built by Ben Racz — founder and managing director of a scientific research company, head of its quantitative analysis practice, and Professor of the Practice at Carnegie Mellon University. Career split across two-plus decades of complex software work: distributed research infrastructure, quantitative trading strategy validation, execution and order-management systems, risk and monitoring, and information security — ISO 27001 and Sarbanes-Oxley implementation, PCI-DSS technical consulting and vulnerability testing, and published research in cyberwarfare. Contributor to Humanity’s Last Exam, published in Nature. Reach out, give feedback, or follow the work at benracz.com.