Artwork: Pooram Night

About

About VersaLearn

A learning platform built and led by a student.

My story

Why VersaLearn exists

I started VersaLearn because too many students wait years for better learning tools, and too many teachers lose their time to platforms that are slow to build, hard to use and expensive to deliver. My mission is to build faster, make platforms simple to use, and lower the cost of creating and delivering them, so better learning reaches students sooner and teachers can focus on their core job: teaching.

VersaLearn is an online learning platform for delivering courses, practice and assessment to learners anywhere. I am building it for two audiences: students, who get practice and feedback that shows them what to do next, and schools and universities, whose teachers get a platform designed to take routine work off their plate. It runs on Enginuity, the engine I developed underneath it.

To bring VersaLearn to public education, I registered the company behind it and now study and respond to federal, state and local solicitations. This site is where I document that work.

I paint as well as I engineer, and I don’t see them as separate: both are about taking something you can only imagine and making it real enough for someone else to use or feel. The paintings on this site are mine.

Learning should be easy to deliver, easy to measure, and available to every student.
Artwork: Where It Began

Company

At a glance

Entity

Enginuity Academy LLC, Virginia.

Focus

Online learning platforms for schools and public agencies.

Registrations

SAM.gov, SBIR.gov and Virginia eVA.

Leadership

Founder & CEO

Devika Vivek

Founder & CEO, Enginuity Academy LLC

I’m a high school student, and I design, build and run everything on this site, from the platform to the paintings.

Where Enginuity started

Enginuity began as a test-prep platform for students in India preparing for their CBSE board exams. It’s where I first built and tested the engine that now runs VersaLearn.

See the CBSE test-prep platform →