For institutions
18,188 entries, 27,491 declared prerequisites, two independent sources behind every claim, and a written record of every editorial decision.
What you can license
- The catalog — 33 subjects, 164 hours, offline-capable short-form video suited to tablet and low-bandwidth environments
- Commissioned subjects — a new subject built to the same standard, delivered under your brand, at a fixed price per family rather than an hourly rate
- An integrity audit — your existing content run through the same source-concordance and prerequisite checks, with a written defect report
What comes with it
- Source concordance per entry — anchor locus, witness locus, and the verdict
- The full prerequisite graph as data, auditable end to end
- The amendment log — every editorial decision, dated, with its reasoning
- The sensitive-category policy and how it is enforced
- The full spoken text of every entry, on the page and in the export
On accessibility
Stated precisely, because this is the kind of claim that gets audited. Every entry's full spoken text appears on its page, so the content is readable without playing the video. The site itself is built to the U.S. Web Design System and its contrast, focus, and landmark rules.
On captions. Every published video carries an English caption track. It is off by default and switches on with the player's CC control, so the viewer decides whether to read along.
The captions are not a transcription. Each entry's narration, its on-screen text and its caption text come from the same source string, so the captions carry the narration word for word rather than to within a speech recognizer's error rate. Cue timing is measured from each published file rather than estimated from it.
The full entry text also appears on the page beside the player. WCAG 1.2.2 exempts a media alternative for text that is labeled as such, and every entry page carries that label — the caption track is offered on top of that exemption rather than in place of it.
No claim of WCAG or Section 508 conformance is made until an independent review has been done. Ask, and you will be told exactly what has been tested and what has not.
Why a paper trail matters
Content bought for credit-bearing or corrections use has to survive a review. This catalog was built so the review is possible: which sources, which claim, which decision, and when. That record is the product as much as the video is.
About the business
StudyWalks is a veteran-owned small business. No SBA set-aside certification is held — ask if that matters to your procurement process.