Degree Build
Plan and develop courses, units, learning outcomes and assessments in one organised workspace.
The Mori ecosystem
Meet our tools
Try the browser apps for testing and assessment only. Choose the fictional Mori example or start with an empty workspace. Your work is saved in this browser.
Degree Weave
Visualise curriculum connections across learning outcomes, assessments and graduate capabilities.
Unit Build
Plan teaching sessions, connect activities to unit outcomes, and write assessment briefs students can follow.
Workshop Build
Plan workshops and self-paced modules, link activities to outcomes, and share facilitator guides and participant agendas.
Course Reporter brings course design, mapping and detailed unit plans together. Open Course Reporter, or launch it from any curriculum app to include that course’s records.
Workshop Build is standalone. Its data and backups cannot be exchanged with Degree Build, DegreeWeave or Unit Build. In the pilot, choose a separate Workshop Build workspace.
Why Mori?
Better education grows through connection.
Mori (森) is the Japanese word for forest. Just as a forest grows through interconnected trees and roots, educational experiences develop through connected ideas, thoughtful design and continual improvement.
Mori brings together tools that help educators see those connections and build on them.
Meet the Team
Mori
Mori is the team’s resident forest guide. A typical day involves tending seedlings, finding connections between big ideas and balancing a laptop on a tree stump. When a course plan gets tangled, Mori knows where to start looking for the roots.
Marc C-Scott
Marc is a screen media educator and academic leader at Victoria University. His work spans curriculum design, assessment and professional learning for educators. He brings that experience to MoriEDU, where he is developing Degree Build and Degree Weave to help educators connect course structure, learning outcomes and assessments.