We’ve made some dramatic changes to LearnCard in the last several weeks - gamechanging features, a shiny new monorepo, and enhancements for users and developers!

We’ll be taking off a few weeks for the holidays - we hope you enjoy time with your loved ones and get some well-deserved rest. With that, let’s dive in!

One Big, Happy Monorepo

This has been a long time coming, but we’ve finally done it! All of LearnCard has been published in one repo to rule them all. Prior to this shift, the majority of the frontend lived on a separate, private repo. Now, you can deploy, modify, and review LearnCard front to back in one spot.

You can check out our updated repo here:

https://github.com/learningeconomy/LearnCard/

Developer Updates

App Store & Partner Portal

We’ve introduced a complete App Store ecosystem into LearnCard! This will enable partners to publish, manage, and distribute apps to users. Whether it’s a simple AI Chatbot, a data-sharing consent form, or a fully embedded learning experience, this new App Store supports deployment of customized, made-to-fit applications of any kind.

Click on Build Your Own App at the bottom of the Launchpad

Build your App directly in LearnCard using a simple user interface, or embed an existing application

We can’t emphasize enough how big of a step this is for LearnCard - through our App Store, we hope to empower anyone, anywhere, to create meaningful tools for capturing, enhancing, or analyzing learning and employment data.

LC-1406 - AI Insights (Teacher/Student) Endpoints

We’ve improved our AI Insights feature with a set of new TRPC endpoints to support full, bidirectional data sharing between teachers and learners. Teachers can request Insights from a learner’s LearnCard, learners & guardians can specify data-sharing contracts, and consent is applied automatically if teachers & learners have existing contracts.

LC-1208 + LC-1465 - Skills Frameworks and Skills Hub

We’ve added full support for custom skills frameworks! This includes a full framework management system, OBv3 alignment support, dynamic competency tracking across LearnCard, and a refreshed skill & skill framework browsing UI. These changes support flexible, contextualized use of skills within LearnCard, enhancing our users' ability to capture learning anywhere it happens.

You can view all the latest changes and bug fixes here