E-Learning Platform

Federation educators and approved authors use Online course creation and management to build courses inside Course categories such as rules, coaching, umpiring, tactics and fitness. A course is a tree of modules; each module is a sequence of Video lessons with quizzes, where the learner must clear a quiz gate before unlocking the next lesson. Quiz gating is enforced server-side so progress is auditable and tamper-resistant.

Progress tracking per user and module records every interaction — attempt_count, time_spent_seconds, last position — and surfaces it in a personal user-progress dashboard. Learners see what is started, in progress, completed or expired; coaches and academy directors see the same data aggregated across their assigned cohorts. When a learner reaches the end of a certification track, Certification exams with automatic grading run with a strict time limit, deliver an instant pass/fail outcome and, on success, issue a credential that is fed straight back into F06.01 so a coach's qualification record updates without manual federation paperwork.

Multi-language course content uses a dict[str, str] payload per learning object, a per-request lang filter and a languages endpoint so a Polish learner sees the same module a French author published, automatically falling back to the source language when a translation is missing. The 43-language DeepL pipeline keeps non-English federations on equal footing.

Webinar/live session scheduling layers synchronous learning on top: trainers publish a webinar with a date, capacity and tags, learners register, capacity control prevents over-booking, and learners who fail to attend are automatically marked NO_SHOW. Date and tag filters help learners discover relevant sessions, and a statistics endpoint gives federations registration, attendance and completion analytics.