Where EduLeaf is heading
The EduLeaf Roadmap provides an overview of planned development across the project family.
It is not a promise that every feature will be released exactly as described or according to a fixed timetable.
Instead, it shows the current direction of development.
Priorities may change based on technical requirements, testing, feedback from teachers and schools, and what proves most useful in real educational environments.
TripControl
Available / Completed
- Web-based teacher platform
- Student trip access
- iOS application
- schedules and live updates
- announcements
- maps and meeting points
- tasks, quizzes and student submissions
- text, image and voice communication
- emergency and safety tools
- teacher collaboration and permissions
- multilingual support
- pilot access system
In Development
- Android availability
- expanded school pilots
- performance improvements
- teacher analytics and reporting
- improved offline behaviour
Future Direction
- optional emergency location sharing
- exportable trip reports
- shared trip galleries
- school and organisation accounts
- calendar integrations
- travel and transport integrations
- AI-assisted trip planning
- additional languages
- expanded notification controls
- greater school and trip customisation
LinguaLink
Available / Completed
- teacher-created communication spaces
- simple student access
- discussion rooms and message walls
- live communication
- text and image sharing
- voice messages
- reactions
- small-group communication
- teacher moderation
- multilingual interface
In Development
- classroom testing and refinement
- improved teacher controls
- expanded language-learning activities
- further moderation and safety improvements
- AI Language Coach development and refinement
Future Direction
- easier school-to-school partnerships
- reusable teacher activity templates
- additional language-support tools
- teacher insights into participation and engagement
- expanded international collaboration
- Erasmus+ and exchange-project support
- additional languages and localisation
A roadmap shaped by use
The most important part of the roadmap is not the number of features added.
It is whether those features make the tools genuinely more useful for teachers and students.
EduLeaf development will continue to be shaped by testing, educational needs and feedback from the people using the platforms.
Digital tools for real education. 