Help shape Couch Scholar

We're inviting a small group of campuses to try Couch Scholar before its public launch and tell us what works, what doesn't, and what's missing.

Try an experience See the pathways

What we're asking

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Use your campus's pilot link, then try two experiences or start a pathway. You don't need to have seen the show or film.
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Work through to the end, including the worksheet and reflection.
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Tell us what you think using the feedback form. Honest reactions help most, especially what confused you or didn't land.
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Participants are invited to sign in so we can count participation. Signing in is optional.

What you get

Free access for your staff and faculty during the pilot.
A Campus Development Snapshot: at the end of the pilot, an aggregate report showing which skills your people chose to work on and how far they got. It never includes names or private reflections.
A certificate of completion for each experience and pathway. Your campus decides whether it counts toward professional development.
A practical tool from every experience that participants can use in their own work.
An early say in which experiences and pathways we build next.

For campus leaders

Bringing the pilot to your campus? We'll give you your own pilot link to share with staff, a Campus Development Snapshot at the end, and certificates for everyone who completes an experience.

Talk with us

Your privacy

Learning should be visible. Private reflection should remain private.

Campus-wide learning does not require supervisors or institutions to read private learner conversations or reflections. Institutional reporting focuses on activation, participation, completion, and aggregate counts of participation and completion — not individual coaching conversations.

Couch Scholar is an independent company founded by Seán Creighton, who also serves as president of the New American Colleges and Universities (NACU). Participation is entirely optional and separate from NACU membership.