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How Learning Modules Work

Understand the anatomy of a module — theory, examples, quiz, and how to mark it complete.

Each of the 13 modules follows the same structure: read the theory, study the examples, test yourself with a quiz, then practice in the playground.

Module structure

  1. Introduction — a one-paragraph overview of what the module teaches.
  2. Theory sections — 3–5 short explanatory sections with clear headings.
  3. Learning goals — bullet points summarising what you should be able to do by the end.
  4. Examples — 2–4 before/after prompt examples that show the concept in action.
  5. Key terms — a glossary panel for any jargon introduced.
  6. Quiz — 5 questions ranging from recall to analysis. Scored automatically.
  7. Playground link — jumps to the playground with the module's starter prompt pre-loaded.

Marking a module complete

At the bottom of every module you'll find a Mark as complete button. Clicking it:

  • Adds the module to your completed list on the Progress page
  • Awards 25 XP
  • May unlock a new badge (e.g. "First Step" for your very first module)
You can re-read a module as many times as you like — completing it again won't double your XP, but revisiting is always encouraged.

The quiz within each module

Each quiz has 5 questions at three difficulty levels:

  • Q1–Q2 — Recall: "What is X?" or "Why does X matter?"
  • Q3–Q4 — Application: scenario-based questions about real situations
  • Q5 — Analysis: professional-level reasoning with plausible distractors

Get all 5 right for a Perfect score bonus (+50 XP) instead of the standard +15 XP per correct answer.

AI explanations for wrong answers

If you pick the wrong option, a 🤔 Explain why I got this wrong button appears. Clicking it sends your wrong answer to the AI coach, which returns:

  • A clear explanation of why your answer was incorrect
  • An analogy to make the correct answer memorable
  • A follow-up question to check your understanding

The module list

All 13 modules are visible on the Learn page. They're organised into a suggested learning path, but you can jump to any module in any order.

Tip: complete the modules in order the first time — each one builds on concepts from the previous. After that, dip in and out as you need.
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