For publishers
This page is addressed to acquisition editors, course producers, and learning partnership managers. This site is not a student course-selling site: it exists to start paid production conversations.
Who this is for
Publishers and platforms commissioning technical courses in embedded systems, IoT, Python, and AI — especially where learners need working hardware, runnable code, and projects they finish. Publishers this portfolio is addressed to include LinkedIn Learning, O'Reilly, KodeKloud, DataCamp, INE, Manning, Educative. Listing a publisher here means this portfolio is addressed to them; it does not mean they are a client, partner, or endorser. No client logos or partnership claims are made on this site.
Three ways to work together
1 · Paid commissioned authoring
A complete course authored to your brief, outline, style guide, and review cycle — curriculum, scripts, demos, labs, project files, assessments, captions, and QA log.
2 · Editorial co-development
Developed with your editors at each gate: curriculum map first, then scripts, then recorded demos. Review is built into the schedule, not bolted on at delivery.
3 · Licensing
Licensing of existing rights-cleared materials, scoped in writing: which titles, which territories and terms, and what is excluded. Publisher IP and confidentiality are respected throughout.
Enquiry terms — to be agreed, not assumed
- All production work is paid and scoped in writing before recording begins.
- Fees, timelines, revision rounds, and rights are agreed per project in a written agreement; no rate is stated here because none has been set for your project yet.
- Spec work, unpaid pilots, and open-ended “try a lesson first” arrangements are not offered as a default; any pilot is a paid, scoped engagement agreed in advance.
- Existing-platform exclusivity and confidentiality obligations are disclosed at first contact so they can be planned around.
These are enquiry terms to be agreed with each publisher. Nothing here is a contract, a rate card, or a claim about any publisher's standard terms.
What to send in a first enquiry
- Topic, audience level, and target length
- Your outline or the gap in your catalogue this course should fill
- Production model: commissioned, co-developed, or licensed
- Timeline and decision process
Open the publisher enquiry form → or email info@eduengteam.com.
Booking: a new dedicated free Publisher Partnership Discovery Call (15–20 minutes) is being set up. Until it is live, the enquiry form and info@eduengteam.com are the booking route — publishers are not directed to paid coaching sessions.