Who are you?
Getting started guides for the most common types of participants in the ecosystem.
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Getting started guides for the most common types of participants in the ecosystem.
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There are so many different ways to engage in the Internet of Education ecosystem, it can sometimes be overwhelming - these guides are designed to help cut through the noise with easy 1, 2, 3 step walkthroughs to laser in on your specific need and use case, and help you get started!
Start your journey by selecting who you are, or how you are approaching these docs:
ð I am a .
ð I am a , such as a teacher, or part of an academic institution like a school, college, or university.
ð I am a , such as a museum curator, librarian, media specialist, workshop leader, or music teacher.
ð I am an.
ðĪ I am an .
ðąI am an , such as an ed-tech vendor, learning app, or platform provider.
ð I am a member or leader of a.
ð I am a .
ðŽI am a Researcher, or part of a .
ð I am, or am part of, an .
There are so many possible ways to use LearnCard and engage with the Learning Economy Protocol, and we certainly haven't captured them all. We'd love to hear your story so we can improve these docs and better serve your specific needs and use case!
Please post your use case and story in the , or feel free to shoot us an email at .
If you are interested in learning more about the high-level concepts and principles behind the LE Protocol, .
If you are interested in using the LearnCard app, .
If you are interested in building with the LearnCard SDK, .
If you'd like to join our developer community, compete for grants, or help fund a grant, start here.
Or, you might be interested in , or create a bot or service for your existing applications.