Atlas of Learner-Centered Education
Explore real-world models that cultivate autonomy, responsibility, and learner agency
A practical and inspiring journey for founders, educators, and families who want to create, transform, or understand new ways of learning.
Do you feel that another kind of education is possible, but you do not know where to begin?
- Maybe you have a clear vision, but you are still missing the structures to bring it to life.
- Maybe you want to create an educational project, but you find it difficult to explain how it would work.
- Maybe you come from formal education and need new sources of inspiration.
- Or maybe you are already supporting children, young people, or families, but you are looking for new ways to cultivate autonomy, responsibility, and participation.
The Atlas of Learner-Centered Education was created to help you expand your possibilities, compare real-world models, and design your own path with more clarity.
“If you have a calling for education, but you also perceive a dissonance: this is a journey that will help you work with your values, go through that dissonance, and discover what you want. And finally, to get there!” — Sifaan, founder of Kinder Republic
What is the Atlas?
The Atlas is an online program with unlimited access that brings together models, interviews, tools, and resources for educational transformation.
It is a map to explore different ways of designing educational experiences centered on agency, community, and lifelong learning.
Throughout the journey, you will discover democratic, agile, and sociocratic schools, self-directed learning models, personalized curricula, socioconstructivist projects, experiential learning communities, and pilots within public schools.
As you move through the program, you will use the Learning Community Canvas to integrate ideas and design your own educational model step by step.
The Atlas is for you if…
You are creating, participating in, or dreaming of a transformative educational project. It is especially useful for:
- Founders of alternative schools and learning communities.
- Leaders of holistic, formal, or non-formal educational projects.
- Families exploring homeschooling or learning communities.
- Educators who want to expand their options and learn from other pedagogies.
- Social innovators who are unlearning and creating new educational models.
“The program is like a journey that takes us through different forms of alternative education around the world. It helped me define my project and gave me clear, structured tools to make it happen.” — Adela, founder, Casa Espiral
By completing the Atlas, you will be able to:
Define and communicate your purpose and educational project with clarity.
Understand how learning models that foster agency and community work.
Design structures for participation and decision-making that cultivate belonging.
Find inspiration in the stories of pioneers, founders, and real-world projects.
Create educational experiences that respect diversity and different learning rhythms.
What is included: 150+ resources structured across 14 online modules | 50+ expert contributions | 15 educational projects analyzed, such as Summerhill, Hadera, and Design for Change | 15+ integration activities to design your project | Unlimited access to the resources
A journey in 4 stations:
“It helped me reconsider my teaching practice and reaffirm my understanding of education. I have been able to discover other schools that are trying to respond to a changing world through approaches such as democratic education and sociocracy. Observing people working in these environments has been an invaluable experience.” — Julia, primary school teacher, Alma Forest School
The Learning Community Canvas: your integration map
The Atlas includes the Learning Community Canvas, a visual tool to design, review, or communicate your educational model on a single page. It will help you move from inspiration to clarity, so you can build your own model by integrating learnings from different methodologies.
Do you want to do it on your own or with community?
You can access the Atlas as a self-guided program and move at your own pace. But if you are creating or transforming a learning community, you may also need support, coaching, feedback, and shared accountability.
That is why you can combine the Atlas with Ubuntu Mastermind, our community for founders, education leaders, and innovators. There, you can share progress, receive feedback, explore real challenges, and keep nurturing your project alongside others who are also creating new initiatives.
Ubuntu Mastermind members receive a 30% discount on the Atlas.
Access options
$199 USD
To explore real-world models, expand your possibilities, and design your own educational model with lifetime access.
Unlimited access to the online program.
→ Join the Atlas
$65 USD per month or $323 USD for 6 months
To receive support, clarity, and shared accountability as you move forward with your educational project.
→ Discover Ubuntu Mastermind
To learn from real-world models and apply them to your own project with a supportive community.
1) Join Ubuntu Mastermind.
2) Receive your discount code.
3) Access the Atlas with a 30% discount.
Atlas price for Ubuntu members: $139 USD
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Start designing the educational model you dream of
If you need references, clarity, honest questions, and tools to help you turn inspiration into concrete decisions, the Atlas of Learner-Centered Education will support you on that journey.
Still exploring? Download the Learning Community Canvas first.
