More time for teaching
Reduce the need to plan, film and edit your own video explanations. Let teachers focus on lesson planning, feedback and individual learner support.
FOR SCHOOLS & EDUCATION PROVIDERS
Your school. Your platform.
A library of lesson support.
Bring dorKk’s pre-recorded CAPS-aligned video lessons into your learning environment through our API, Moodle plugin, WordPress plugin or a white-label offering.
Support your teachers, give learners another way to understand and build on the digital systems your school already uses.
BUILT AROUND YOUR TEACHING
Extend your support. Reduce content production work.
Give your teaching team a bank of explanations to draw on, and keep your school’s programme at the centre of the learning experience.
Support beyond the classroom
Give learners another opportunity to revisit a concept, pause an explanation and practise at their own pace alongside assigned schoolwork.
A familiar learning journey
Connect relevant lessons to the courses and topics your school already teaches, so learners understand where the resource fits and what to do next.
A library you can plan around
Review a structured catalogue by grade, subject, module and lesson before selecting content for your teaching plan and institutional licence.
FOUR WAYS TO CONNECT
Choose the route that fits your school.
API integration, the Moodle plugin, the WordPress plugin and white-label are all available. Choose your platform below. We will confirm compatibility and school licensing with you.
01
For custom learning platforms
API integration
Keep your own learning journey, navigation and interface while connecting a structured lesson library to the right subjects and topics.
- Best suited to
- Schools, online academies and education providers with a custom LMS, learner portal or development team.
- Implementation
How it comes together
Your developers map the agreed catalogue to your platform and implement the learner access journey with dorKk.
- Technical fit
Confirm during setup
API documentation, authentication, available metadata, playback access, usage limits, maintenance responsibilities and any reporting requirements.
02
For Moodle-based schools
Moodle plugin
Give teachers a way to connect explanations to their course sequence, with learning activities and follow-up work in a familiar environment.
- Best suited to
- Schools already organising their courses, teachers and learners in Moodle.
- Implementation
How it comes together
Your Moodle administrator works with dorKk to plan plugin setup and map relevant lessons to the school’s courses.
- Technical fit
Confirm during setup
Supported Moodle versions, hosting permissions, plugin installation, course placement, learner permissions and upgrade support.
03
For WordPress learning sites
WordPress plugin
Build on a website your team already manages and connect lesson content to the relevant learning pages or member areas.
- Best suited to
- Schools and providers using WordPress for their learning website or education portal.
- Implementation
How it comes together
Your website administrator plans plugin configuration and the placement of licensed content with dorKk.
- Technical fit
Confirm during setup
WordPress and PHP versions, theme and LMS compatibility, membership or login requirements, content protection and plugin maintenance.
04
For a school-branded experience
White-label offering
Create a consistent journey for families under your school’s brand, supported by an existing video lesson library.
- Best suited to
- Schools and education providers that want a branded lesson offering with a separately agreed delivery and support model.
- Implementation
How it comes together
Together, we define the branding, learner journey, content scope and responsibilities before agreeing implementation.
- Technical fit
Confirm during setup
Branding scope, platform and domain arrangements, account management, hosting, support ownership and content attribution.
Your proposal confirms platform compatibility, capabilities and setup responsibilities. Prepare the technical and licensing brief.
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE ADDING
Structured content, ready to map to your teaching plan.
Explore the catalogue by grade, subject, module and individual lesson. Check the language and lesson titles against your planned topics, then discuss the content and access your school needs.
The library supports supplementary teaching, catch-up, remediation, independent study and exam revision. Your teachers decide how each explanation fits into the learning sequence.
Browse subjects and lesson titles Check grade and language coverageIN THE CLASSROOM & BEYOND
Make every video part of a clear learning task.
Use dorKk alongside your school’s notes, exercises and teacher feedback. Here are four practical ways to build it into the school week.
Before class
Assign a matching explanation to introduce a topic, then use class time for discussion and worked examples.
After a difficult lesson
Point learners to another explanation and ask them to attempt a new question before requesting feedback.
When a learner misses school
Pair the relevant video with the school’s notes, tasks and teacher follow-up to make catching up more manageable.
During revision
Choose lessons using practice work and identified gaps, then check understanding through your existing assessments.
A CLEAR PATH TO SCHOOL ACCESS
Start with your needs. Build a practical rollout.
Bring your academic and technical teams into the conversation early, so the lesson content, learner experience and responsibilities fit together.
- 01
Share your school’s needs
Tell us your platform, learner numbers, grades, subjects, languages and intended classroom or home-learning use.
- 02
Review content and technical fit
Match catalogue coverage to your teaching plan. Confirm the access option, compatibility and setup responsibilities with your administrator or developers.
- 03
Agree a proposal and pilot
Define the licence, pricing, access controls, support arrangements and a small initial scope before implementation.
- 04
Evaluate and extend
Gather teacher and learner feedback on usability and content fit. Agree any changes before expanding to more courses or learners.
Institutional pricing, tailored to your school
License lesson access for your institution, with pricing discussed around your learner numbers or usage tiers, content needs and technical setup. Reduce the production workload of recording and maintaining your own video library.
What to include in your enquiry
- School name and main contact
- Platform and preferred access option
- Learner numbers, grades, subjects and languages
- Intended use and preferred timeline
QUESTIONS FROM SCHOOLS
What to know before you begin.
Which option should our school choose?
Start with your current platform: discuss the Moodle plugin for Moodle, the WordPress plugin for a WordPress learning site, or the API for a custom platform. If your priority is a school-branded offering, discuss white-label scope. Branding and integration needs may overlap; we will help define the right arrangement.
What does the lesson library cover?
The supplied January 2026 catalogues contain 13,065 titled lesson entries across 182 grade–subject–language guides, spanning Grades 1–12 in English and Afrikaans. Coverage varies by grade, subject and language. Review the actual lesson titles and confirm video availability before planning your programme.
Do the lessons replace our teachers or curriculum?
dorKk provides pre-recorded CAPS-aligned supplementary lessons. Your school continues to manage its teaching programme, learner support, feedback and assessment. Select the explanations that support your own teaching plan.
Can learners use the lessons from home?
Home study, catch-up and revision can form part of the intended school use. Confirm the licensed learner group, access method, supported devices and connectivity requirements in your proposal.
Will it work with our existing logins and reporting?
Share your login, enrolment and reporting requirements during technical scoping. Single sign-on, progress tracking, gradebook connections and analytics must be confirmed for your chosen setup; they should not be assumed to be included.
How does institutional pricing work?
Pricing is discussed directly with your institution based on learner numbers or usage tiers, content scope and technical setup. Your proposal should set out licence duration, implementation costs, ongoing fees, support and renewal terms. Individual learner pricing is separate from institutional licensing.
Can we download, rehost or redistribute the videos?
The public catalogue does not grant embedding, downloading, redistribution or school-wide display rights. Any permitted use, storage, branding and content access must be set out in the institutional agreement.
Who manages setup, learner data and support?
Agree the split between dorKk, your school and any platform provider before implementation. This includes technical maintenance, account access, learner data handling, staff onboarding and the route for learner support queries.
Can we try a limited rollout first?
Discuss a pilot for a defined set of learners, courses and lessons. Agree its scope, duration, access arrangements and review criteria with dorKk before making commitments to families.
LET’S PLAN YOUR SCHOOL’S NEXT STEP
Bring lesson support into your learning environment.
Tell us what your school uses, who you support and how you want to deliver lessons. We will discuss content fit, the right access route and a tailored integration proposal.