The opening title of a lecture produced in the Regalia template — Opening titles from lectures produced by the engine, in four of its template styles.

Built for Gulf universities

For programmes that teach in Arabic, in English or in both, and for the people who carry a semester of recordings: faculty, instructional designers, media teams and quality offices.

Request a pilot

Who it is for

Faculty
Record the way you already do. Clean-up, captions and polish happen after you stop, and you approve the film before students see it.
Instructional designers
Apply one visual system to a whole programme without briefing an editor for every video.
Media and e-learning teams
Turn a term of recordings into finished courseware on a schedule, not only the flagship courses.
Quality and accreditation
Every film carries captions and a transcript, and every lecture is approved by its lecturer before it is published.

Arabic first, English always

Arabic lectures are heard, transcribed and captioned in Arabic, and the titles and on-screen text are written in Modern Standard Arabic. English lectures get the same treatment in English.

A programme that teaches in both languages keeps one look across both, and each film follows its own lecture's language.

Visuals that suit the region

The rules are written into the planner, so they hold for every picture in every film:

Anyone shown is dressed modestly.
No alcohol, gambling, pork or dogs.
No religious symbols or places of worship used as decoration.
No flags, national emblems, rulers or maps.
The Arabian Gulf, always by that name.

Your data, your approval

Recordings stay yours
We use them to produce your lectures, and for nothing else.
Nothing is published by us
Every film comes back to you for review; you decide what reaches students.
Not in our marketing
Your lectures, names and logo are never shown without your written permission.

A pilot in three steps

First, one lecture
Send a recording you already have, with the tier you would like to see.
Then, your judgement
Watch it produced on your own material, with your own lecturer.
Last, the programme
Choose a tier per course. A whole archive is planned with you, course by course.