Levio for universities
More students through the critical semesters.
Levio accompanies students where many drop out — in the entry phase, before exams, during independent deepening between sessions. Adaptive, didactically grounded, complementing teaching.
Higher-education teaching does the bigger part of its work between sessions — reviewing, practising, deepening. That phase is usually the least accompanied.
Levio accompanies students through this self-study time. Adaptive to their level, compatible with your teaching materials, with no extra workload for instructors.
At a glance
Where Levio accompanies students
In the entry phase.
Levio levels uneven prior knowledge before it becomes a reason to drop out.
Before exams.
Levio guides students through individual preparation paths — not cramming, but structured deepening.
In self-study.
When no class is running, Levio is.
Two perspectives
What it means for the people involved
For programme leadership.
Levio addresses dropout rates where they originate — in the entry phase and in self-study phases. Without adding to instructor workload, with traceable didactic value.
For instructors.
Levio takes care of recurring questions and comprehension gaps between sessions. Your teaching stays your teaching — Levio works on your materials and gives you sight of where your group stands.
Foundations
What Levio stands on
- Pilot conversations with universities of applied sciences in the DACH region are underway.
- Levio works on your teaching materials — no generic LLM knowledge, no data sharing with third parties.
- GDPR-compliant, data stored in the EU, clear data sovereignty for every university.
Getting started
How a pilot works
Conversation
30–45 min: programme, teaching context, goals.
Module analysis
2–3 weeks: capturing materials, learning goals, self-study phases.
Pilot over one semester
Levio runs live with a first cohort of students.
Expansion
Extension to further modules after joint evaluation.
Pilot programmes
Start a pilot over one semester.
We accompany higher-education pilots personally — from module analysis to the first learning session.