All modules · EANE Methodology
Every module is a self-contained, auto-graded micro-lesson. Pass to earn a credit.
How your credits work
Each module you complete earns you 1 credit. Credits can be redeemed in three ways:
Pick the path that fits you, or work toward all three.
- General CertificateComplete any 12 modules in EANE Methodology to earn a General Certificate in this category, see your progress on your dashboard.
EANE Methodology8 minEarn 1 credit →How Credits Stack — from Modules to Nano-Diplomas
EANE Methodology7 minEarn 1 credit →Delivering Your Course to Your Audience
EANE Methodology8 minEarn 1 credit →Anatomy of a Great EANE Module
- EANE Methodology7 minEarn 1 credit →
Publishing to Micro-Credential Specification
EANE Methodology6 minEarn 1 credit →The EANE Listen-First Principle
EANE Methodology7 minEarn 1 credit →Why Micro-Learning Works
Complete any 12 modules in EANE Methodology to earn a General Certificate in this category, see your progress on your dashboard.
How Credits Stack — from Modules to Nano-Diplomas
How EANE credits stack: one module earns one credit, credits earn course certificates, and course certificates in the same category stack into a Nano-Diploma — gated by a randomised retention exam.
Delivering Your Course to Your Audience
Publishing is only the start: embed your course on your own website, certify live training with assessment-only modules, and follow it all from your organisation dashboard.
Anatomy of a Great EANE Module
Length, structure, plain language and quiz design — the editorial blueprint for a nano-module that actually teaches.
Publishing to Micro-Credential Specification
How EANE turns your subject expertise into a verifiable European qualification — the three tiers of editorial collaboration, and the sign-off process that transfers authorship to you.
The EANE Listen-First Principle
Why every EANE module is designed to be listened to, and what that means for how modules are written.
Why Micro-Learning Works
The cognitive case for bite-sized lessons — and why a seven-minute module beats a ninety-minute lecture for most adult learners.