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The engine · generation 5
Nova 5

Our most powerful engine yet.

The engine defining the fifth level of eLearning: contextual, emergent, culturally competent, live, tracked formative learning, created and delivered in the age of AI.

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What Nova 5 is, plainly

Nova 5 is instructional design to the power of AI: the world's most powerful language, video, voice and vision models, plus the best of learning science, reinforced by live learner feedback, grounded in the education standards of your market.

The result is a fifth level of eLearning: contextual, emergent, culturally competent, live, tracked formative learning, delivered at a fraction of the cost and in a fraction of the time.

Nova sits above the frontier by design. We specialise the world's best models for learning rather than training our own, so every time the frontier moves, Nova moves with it, and it learns from delivery too: live learner feedback retargets competency gaps and sharpens what engages. The capability iterates, 5 now, 6 and 7 to come, and everything you build on it gets better without re-platforming.

Trust decides everything in education, and it is earned in delivery. Nova is built by Supahuman, experts in applied AI for education, trusted by the sector, and engineered to its compliance standards: NZQA and ASQA expectations, copyright, and data management.

The world's best models can hold a conversation. Nova 5 knows how to turn that into practice that teaches.

NOVA 5 · MODEL CARD Current generation
CategoryIntelligent engine and delivery platform for next generation instructional design
Built onThe world's best models, specialised for learning with Supahuman's instructional-design engineering
Engineered forHigh-fidelity formative learning: practice with feedback, judgement-free, built to grow capability rather than grade it
DeliversVoice role play with an AI counterpart, sim games and branching scenarios that respond to the learner, narrated video and audio in the provider's chosen voice, live coaching beside every activity
Activity types20, chosen for the concept rather than the template, organised into a learn it, try it, show it arc
StandardsDesign pitched against the education standards of the market (AQF, NZQF, RQF and peers, kept evergreen), everything mapped to outcomes and competencies
QualityAI quality review on everything it builds: grounding, correctness, safety, pedagogy. Human approval at the design gates and wherever the review is not certain
Feedback on demandLearners upload a test or mock assessment and receive structured formative feedback by email within minutes, mapped to the unit's requirements. Assessors keep every competency decision
Gets better with useLive learner feedback retargets competency gaps, sharpens engagement, and advances the formative design underneath
DeliveryDirect to the learner via web or mobile (installs as an app in two taps), or published from your LMS via SCORM and LTI 1.3
AvailabilityPlatform, available today
NextNova 6, Nova 7. As the underlying technology improves, the capability iterates
In production today

Real behaviours of the engine, not a roadmap

Everything below runs in production with education and training providers across Australia and New Zealand. The proof is not a roadmap or a benchmark: it is real, specific, and live enough to open in another tab.

Role plays where an AI persona plays the counterpart by voice, in character, against clear session objectives, with feedback the learner can ask for in the moment.

A personal AI coach one tap away on every activity: voice and chat, formative, guiding rather than grading, always patient.

Simulations, sim games and branching scenarios that respond to what the learner does, with consequences that compound and a debrief that traces outcomes back to the theory.

Narrated video, whiteboard lessons, chaptered lectures and audio explainers in the provider's chosen voice, with transcripts for accessibility. Voices matched to the market.

Reads source material like an instructional designer: identifies the concepts worth turning into practice, with a rationale and a priority for each.

Contextualisation as a first-class act: describe the client or cohort in plain language and every activity is re-set into their world, live in minutes, while the proven learning design underneath stays intact.

Maps every experience to the underlying outcomes and competencies. Coverage is evidence, not assertion.

Revisions in plain language, no authoring tools. Ask for the change in a sentence and Nova rebuilds it.

Mock assessment feedback: a learner uploads a test or mock assessment and structured formative feedback lands in their inbox within minutes, criterion by criterion. Formative only, and the assessor still makes every competency decision.

Runs anywhere from a single link: no accounts, nothing to install to get started. On a phone it installs as an app in two taps. SCORM and LTI 1.3 for organisations that live in an LMS.

Every space opens with a narrated welcome generated for that provider: their name, their tone, their voice, refreshed automatically as the content grows.

Companion guidance for the people around the learner, matched to context: parents and whānau for a school-age learner, workplace mentors and employers for an apprentice.

Cultural competency engineered into generation: a per-country cultural baseline, the organisation's own cultural profile, and their Acknowledgement of Country honoured verbatim.

The difference

How is this different from asking a chatbot to make a course?

A frontier model is optimised to be broadly helpful. It can write a lesson and set a quiz. It is not, on its own, an instructional designer, and it does not deliver a live, multimodal experience. Nova is the engineering that closes both gaps.

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Reads for teachable concepts

Analyses source material the way a learning designer would: what is worth turning into practice, why, and in what order.

2
Matches experience to concept

A judgement call wants a role play. A risky procedure wants a simulation. An explanation wants narrated video. Twenty types, never a default quiz.

3
Delivers it live

The AI plays the counterpart by voice and coaches in the moment. The difference between a generated asset and a delivered experience.

4
Keeps it formative and human

Practice with feedback, judgement-free, built to grow capability rather than grade it. Progress is a skyline that rises, never a mark.

5
Scaffolds, sequences, differentiates

A coherent path from learn to practise to apply, flexing for mixed ability, language and literacy, industry context, and the people around the learner.

6
Grounds, maps, checks itself

Pitched against real education standards, mapped to competency, AI-reviewed before it ships, with a human at the design gates.

Why it is worth doing: formative practice, deliberate practice and situated, experiential learning are among the most evidence-backed drivers of real capability. They were also the least scalable, because high fidelity meant high cost. Nova makes the most effective kind of learning the most scalable kind.

The catalogue

The twenty activity types

Every activity Nova can build, what each one is for, and what it costs in credits. Nova chooses the type for the concept; you can always override it. Organised into the learn it, try it, show it arc.

Credits are the build cost per activity. Voice role play and coach usage carry fair-use minutes on every plan.

LEARN IT · WATCH, READ, EXPLORE
10 types
Concept visual
Watch & explore
Animated or step-through explanation of an idea or system
How things work and relate
2 cr
Interactive model
Play with it
A system with variables the learner slides and tweaks to see what happens
Building intuition about cause and effect
2 cr
Animated explainer
Watch it happen
Scene-based animation of a process unfolding, with play, pause and step, and synced captions
Things that move, flow, spread or fail over time
2 cr
Video explainer
Watch the lesson
Narrated slides with per-step audio sync, captions and a closing check
Concepts best told by a teacher's voice, strong for lower-literacy learners
5 cr
Whiteboard lesson
Watch the board
A voice teaching over a board where the working appears line by line, with you-try pauses
Maths, dosages, sizing, where the working is the content
5 cr
Lecture
Be taught it
Three to six chaptered mini-lessons with crafted visuals, checks, transcript and resume
A whole body of theory that deserves teaching before practice
5 cr
Process walkthrough
Step through it
Guided step-by-step through a procedure with checks along the way
Sequenced procedures
2 cr
Explorable diagram
Explore it
Layered labelled cutaway: explore freely, then place labels to test yourself
Anatomy, equipment, systems with parts to identify
2 cr
Study notes
Read the notes
Text-first reference page for the unit: key concepts, must-knows, common mistakes, glossary
Revision and printing, one per unit
1 cr
Podcast
Listen in
Two hosts talking the unit through: what matters on the job, where people trip up
Commutes and headphones-on revision, one per unit
5 cr
TRY IT · HAVE A GO
9 types
Branching scenario
You decide
Situational decisions that carry consequences, with feedback
Judgement, communication, risk, compliance
2 cr
Hazard ID
Spot the hazards
Find the problems in a depicted workplace scene
WHS, inspections, compliance
2 cr
Sequencing
Put it in order
Arrange steps into the right order, with plausible distractors
Procedures where order matters
1 cr
Calculation practice
Work it out
A worked example, then randomised drills of the same calculation
Doses, pressures, sizing, ratios
1 cr
Classify and sort
Sort it out
Drag items into the correct bins with feedback
Waste streams, PPE selection, food zones
1 cr
Fault finder
Find the fault
A misbehaving system: run checks, diagnose, fix, then debrief
Troubleshooting and maintenance
1 cr
Document task
Read & find
A realistic generated workplace document with extraction questions
Documentation and foundation skills
1 cr
Role play
Talk it out
Spoken conversation with an AI counterpart in character, then coached feedback
Communication and interpersonal skills
2 cr
Sim game
Run the show
Turn-based resource and decision game where consequences compound
Managing, coordinating, balancing trade-offs
2 cr
SHOW IT · DEMONSTRATE
1 type
Quiz
Quiz yourself
Randomised question bank with explanation feedback, photo questions, and the Quick Fire deck
Dense knowledge that rewards retrieval practice
2 cr

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