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Project — Teaching & personalisation
LearnFlow — personalised courses
A personalised course system: content, visuals and learning paths in several formats, adapted to each student’s profile and goal, with gamification designed for engagement.
- Setting
- Personal project — private tutoring
- Audience
- Students: catching up, exams
- Approach
- Product-oriented learning design
- Deliverables
- Summaries, sheets, exercises, quizzes
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Context & goal
Learning effectively depends as much on content as on method: some students remember best with revision sheets, others through practice, others through repetition and testing.
LearnFlow aims to offer a flexible system that adjusts to each student’s profile.
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How LearnFlow works
A simple sequence — diagnosis → plan → practice → assessment → adjustment — recalibrated at each step based on results and consistency. A typical learning path:
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1
Diagnosis
Short starting quiz
Estimating the level and spotting weak topics.
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2
Plan
Targeted summary + sheet
Content focused on the weak topics identified.
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3
Practice
Guided exercises
Instant corrections and explanations: mistakes become progress.
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4
Assessment
Validation quiz
Progress is updated based on the results.
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Adjustment
Challenge / level
Motivation and consistency; the path is recalibrated.
Content formats
Revision sheets
Structured version: definitions, methods, common mistakes.
Exercises
Progressive practice with controlled difficulty.
Quizzes
Quick validation, memorisation and level tracking.
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Personalisation & gamification
4 adaptation criteria
- Level
- Actual starting point: basics, intermediate, advanced.
- Pace
- Study frequency and available time.
- Gaps
- Blocking topics, identified through mistakes and quizzes.
- Goal
- Catching up, exam, continuous improvement.
Result: a path that avoids “doing everything” and focuses effort where it matters most.
Gamification (useful, not a gimmick)
- Levels
- Short, achievable goals (e.g. “master 1 topic”).
- Challenges
- Mini-challenges: time, exercise streaks, quiz score.
- Progress
- Bar and levels to visualise progress.
- Badges
- Rewarding effort: consistency, perseverance.
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What this project highlights
- Ability to structure a solution around a user need (the student).
- “Product” mindset: learning path, engagement, iterations, feedback.
- Designing simple, effective personalisation logic.
- Results-oriented gamification: motivation and visible progress.
Next steps
- “Revision” mode: spaced repetition + automatic reminders.
- Dashboard: progress per chapter + clear indicators.
- Content library: reusable templates for sheets and exercises.
- Finer recommendations based on recurring mistakes.
Interested in this project?
I would be happy to talk about this project or an internship opportunity.