We Are Learning

We Are Learning is a courses tool that builds immersive 3D learning scenarios without a studio. A learning design tool for building 3D animated videos and interactive simulations, with custom characters, auto translation and LMS friendly sharing. Aimed at enterprise L&D, compliance and training teams that want scenario based courses rather than slide decks.

We Are Learning is a learning design platform built for creating immersive, scenario based training content. Instead of scripting a course and hoping a production team can film it, instructional designers work inside a tool that produces 3D animated videos and interactive simulations. The stated aim is emotional engagement: scenarios that put a learner inside a realistic situation rather than in front of a slide deck. The company positions the product on 25 years of enterprise training experience, and its customer base includes large, recognisable organisations. In practice the platform covers the full path from concept to delivery. Authors assemble animated scenes and branching simulations, swap in custom characters so the cast matches the workforce being trained, and then publish. Auto translation pushes a finished course into multiple languages, which matters for multinational teams running the same compliance or onboarding programme across regions. Distribution is handled through LMS sharing or any other channel where learners already are, so the output is not locked inside a single viewing environment. The audience is corporate learning and development, HR and compliance teams, and the agencies and studios that serve them. Retail, safety, soft skills and customer facing roles are the natural fit, since those benefit most from practising a conversation or a procedure before doing it for real. A micro masterclass and a library of downloadable playbooks on scenario design suggest the company expects buyers to need method guidance as much as software. The tool sits between general purpose AI video generators and traditional authoring suites. It is narrower than a video generator because it is built around instructional structure, and more specialised than a rapid authoring tool because the output is animated and simulation driven rather than slide based. Teams wanting a cheap, quick quiz builder will find it heavy; teams producing cinematic scenario training will find the focus useful.