Progress
Your XP, level, streak, and every badge you've earned or can still earn — all in one place.
Family settings
Child-data sharing is Off until an external consent route is approved through the school. A feature switch does not give permission to share.
- Weather readings to the class chart: Off
- Home sensor readings to the shared pool: Off
Consent and what is stored
This panel collects no consent records or sensor readings. There are no parent accounts. Sharing cannot be enabled here.
Before sharing can be offered, an approved route must support a separate choice for each activity, withdrawal at any time, and removal of shared values. No consent is assumed from joining a class.
Printable family cards and teacher-managed activities can be used without sending child data back.
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Families and schools
Bring a conversation about sensors, data and privacy home through a teacher-provided hand-out. Taking part is optional, needs no equipment or family account, and has no effect on learning progress.
How to take learning home
- Teachers: choose a short activity that connects to the class lesson and give learners a printed hand-out. Use an illustrative or simulated reading so everyone can take part without a sensor kit.
- Learners and families: talk about what a sensor could measure and who should be able to see its data. Keep the conversation at home; there is nothing to submit.
- Back in class: discuss the sensing idea using the teacher's example. You can skip the home activity without penalty.
No answers or home readings are collected by this activity. Do not put names, addresses, locations or household routines on a shared hand-out.
How to earn more XP
Small steps add up. Complete a chapter, test your understanding, or keep a weekly streak.
- +100 XPComplete a chapter
- +5–15 XPAnswer a knowledge check
- +150 XPEarn a 7-day streak badge
Badge collection
Every IoTClass badge has its own illustration and a clear earning rule.
The collection and filter totals below come from the active badge registry, so they stay aligned with the chapters and modules learners can complete.
Free — sign in with Google and badges follow you across devices. Nothing expires.
From One Chapter to the Crown
Four tiers, and each one is built out of the tier below it. Nothing is awarded for time spent or pages scrolled — every badge below is issued against work the platform can verify.
Chapter badge
Answer every knowledge check correctly and reach every required checkpoint in one chapter. Worth 20 XP per required knowledge check plus 30 XP per checkpoint, never less than 25. Shown: MQTT QoS Levels.
Module badge
Earn every chapter badge required by a module's current registry definition. Worth 200 XP plus 25 XP for each required chapter. Shown: MQTT.
Module mastery
Complete every chapter in the module, including the reading-only ones that carry no checks. The crown is deliberately harder to reach than the module badge beneath it.
Path mastery
Reach module mastery in every module named by a learning path's current registry definition. Shown: the University IoT Curriculum crown.
Start With These
Three that are reachable in a single session: finish a chapter, finish a quiz, and ace one.
First Steps
Complete your first chapter.
Quiz Taker
Complete your first quiz.
Perfect Score
Score 100% on a quiz.
Chapter-Count Milestones
These four track raw distance covered, whichever chapters you pick. They arrive automatically as your completed-chapter count crosses each threshold.
Curious Learner
Complete 5 chapters.
Dedicated Student
Complete 10 chapters.
IoT Enthusiast
Complete 25 chapters.
IoT Expert
Complete 50 chapters.
Streaks
Your streak advances when you return on a new learning day. Come back after a gap and the current streak starts again at one — there is no freeze and no repair token. Your dashboard keeps both your current and your longest streak.
On Fire
Return on three consecutive learning days.
Week Warrior
Return on seven consecutive learning days.
Monthly Master
Return on thirty consecutive learning days.
Every Module Has a Badge
Every badge-bearing module carries one. Its criteria and XP scale with the chapter badges named by the active registry; the live collection above is the authoritative place to see the current requirement.
MQTT
Clear the MQTT chapter requirements named by the active registry.
Sensors & Measurement
Finish the current Sensors & Measurement badge set recorded in the registry.
Electronics & Circuits
Satisfy the Electronics & Circuits chapter-badge contract in the registry.
Security: Threats & Defense
Complete the registered Security: Threats & Defense chapter awards.
LoRa & LoRaWAN
Meet every LoRa & LoRaWAN chapter criterion listed by the registry.
Edge & Fog Computing
Earn the Edge & Fog Computing chapter awards in the current catalogue.
Analytics & ML
Fulfil the Analytics & ML badge requirements published by the registry.
Prototyping
Complete the Prototyping chapter-badge set in the active registry.
Finish a Learning Path
Role-based paths run through the curriculum, from the Young IoT Explorer route to the full University IoT Curriculum. Completing one earns its graduate badge.
Young IoT Explorer Graduate
Complete the Young IoT Explorer learning path.
High School IoT Foundations Graduate
Complete the High School IoT Foundations learning path.
University IoT Curriculum Graduate
Complete the University IoT Curriculum learning path.
IoT Professional Practitioner Graduate
Complete the IoT Professional Practitioner learning path.
Executive IoT Strategy Graduate
Complete the Executive IoT Strategy learning path.
The Crown Tier: Mastery
Mastery is the top of the system, and it is deliberately not a piece of paper you file away. A module badge asks you to clear every assessable chapter. Mastery asks for the whole module — including the reading-only chapters that carry no checks — which is why the crowned artwork is rarer than the badge underneath it.
It stays alive after you earn it. IoT practice moves, so chapters get revised; when content you already completed changes, your dashboard flags it, tells you what’s new, and completing it again pays a 20 XP knowledge refresh. Mastery records complete coverage at this point in an evolving curriculum. There is always more to earn.
Module mastery pays 500 XP for finishing every chapter named by that module’s current curriculum registry.
Actuators & Control
AMQP
Analytics & ML
Application Protocols
Applications & Use Cases
Authentication & Access
Bluetooth & BLE
Capstone & Resources
Cellular IoT
CoAP
Cryptography
Data Storage
Design Methodology
Design Patterns
Edge & Fog Computing
Electronics & Circuits
Emerging Paradigms
Energy & Power
IoT Fundamentals
Integration & Gateways
LoRa & LoRaWAN
MQTT
Network Topologies
Core Networking
Privacy & Compliance
Prototyping
Reference Architectures
RFID, NFC & UWB
Routing & RPL
Security: Threats & Defense
Sensor Applications
Sensors & Measurement
Specialized Architectures
Stream Processing
Testing & Validation
Transport Protocols
UX Design
Visualization
Wi-Fi & 802.11
Wireless Sensor Networks
Zigbee, Thread & Matter5 path masteries — 1,500 XP each, awarded once every module a path covers has reached module mastery.
Young IoT Explorer
High School IoT Foundations
University IoT Curriculum
IoT Professional Practitioner
Executive IoT StrategyXP and Levels, Briefly
XP is a running record, not a score you can lose. A new profile opens with a 50 XP welcome bonus, and after that XP comes only from completed work — knowledge checks, chapters, badges, streaks and mastery. Every source is recorded once, so the same achievement can never pay twice.
Your level follows the XP total on a widening curve: level 2 at 100 XP, level 3 at 400 XP, level 4 at 900 XP, level 10 at 8,100 XP. Each level costs more than the last, so a level number always means roughly the same amount of verified work.
Where the Full Rules Live
This page shows the artwork. Everything else — the exact XP value of each knowledge-check difficulty, how the duplicate guards work, what the freshness markers on your dashboard mean — is spelled out in Badges & Progress.
Your own totals, streak, completed chapters and earned badges all live above, in My progress.