Pilot testing
Explore a defined pilot with a learner group and agreed feedback goals.
Partnerships
Build useful learning pathways together.
Be Deutsch welcomes professional conversations with organizations interested in pilot collaboration, learner feedback, educational review, distribution, language access, research or institutional support.
Start a conversationWhy collaborate
Connect a structured learning product with real learner contexts.
Organizations often understand the practical conditions surrounding language learning: learner goals, available study time, access constraints and the support already in place.
Collaboration can help evaluate how Be Deutsch fits those conditions, identify where the experience is clear or difficult and shape responsible decisions before wider release.
Who we would like to hear from
Organizations working around learning, access and integration.
- Universities
- Integration organizations
- NGOs
- Employers
- Foundations
- Migrant-support organizations
- Educational institutions
- Language-learning organizations
- Sponsors and funders
- Research and innovation partners
Potential collaboration areas
Start with a focused question and a practical scope.
The examples below are possibilities for discussion, not claims of current partnerships or active programs.
Learner feedback
Collect structured observations from beginners using the current Android release candidate.
Usability studies
Study how learners navigate lessons, practice, review and progress information.
Educational review
Review course structure, explanations and activities from an educational perspective.
Distribution and referrals
Discuss responsible ways to introduce Be Deutsch to relevant learner communities.
Language access
Explore future learner-support languages and the needs of specific learner groups.
Integration support
Consider how the app could complement existing orientation or learning services.
Research cooperation
Define focused research questions around beginner learning and digital course use.
Pilot opportunities
A small, defined pilot can produce useful evidence.
A pilot should have a clear learner group, a realistic timeframe and specific questions. It should also respect learner privacy and avoid promising outcomes before evidence exists.
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Define
Agree on the learner group, purpose, timeframe and boundaries.
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Prepare
Set up access, guidance and a simple feedback approach.
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Observe
Gather structured learner and educator feedback during the pilot.
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Review
Discuss findings and identify responsible next steps.
Learner feedback and testing
Learn where the experience supports—or slows—the learner.
Structured feedback can examine course navigation, explanation clarity, practice flow, mistake review and progress information. Usability work should be scoped and interpreted carefully rather than presented as broad impact evidence.
Educational and integration collaboration
Consider how the app could complement existing support.
Educational institutions and integration organizations may help review learning content, identify appropriate learner contexts and discuss referrals or distribution without replacing their existing services.
Distribution and outreach
Help relevant learners discover the app after public release.
Future discussions may cover institutional referrals, learner information, distribution through existing programs and responsible outreach. The app is not yet publicly released.
Funding and sponsorship
Discuss support for clearly defined work.
Be Deutsch is open to professional sponsorship or funding discussions related to pilots, educational review, language access, research or distribution. No current funding or sponsorship relationship is implied.
Partnership contact
Begin with your organization and the question you want to explore.
Email Be Deutsch to start a partnership discussion. No form or public commitment is required.