HyperDocs itself is a term that describes a GoogleDoc that functions as an educational worksheet. With one link, a student gets access to all possible educational formats with tasks and instructions. the format itself is not new, the people behind it have published a book that shows how any teacher can improve their work by using Hyperdocs. But in this day and age, simply having a book is not enough to entice masses. So David proposed to the creators and stakeholders an idea, which will not only improve engagement and reach of Hyperdocs, but also makes the learning process more engaging and accessible.

A lot of times our team needed to think creatively in order to realize the vision Hyperdocs had and come up with practical solutions to challenges we had. For efficiency and optimal results, Asgard, a Laravel-based CMS was chosen for all the back-end development. The team added several original modules for on-site blogs, courses, and quizzes. Later on, it was decided that for new expansions – specifically for subscription and refund systems — Stripe is to be used as well. Regarding the front end, it was decided to use Wrap Kit, with which the team provided some exceptional results, such as a very intuitive and useful Form builder function. HyperDocs has the potential to become a valuable asset in the American educational system for both teachers and students, even now it is still getting new additions such as a “Professor” role, which will be used for checking results on tests and quizzes with open questions. And the growth definitely won’t stop there.

Right now the site is still in the testing stage, but already shows a lot of promise. The latest events especially show the need for high-quality online-based education platforms not just in America, but worldwide.