Bakerversity

Bakerversity is my learning management system and a working prototype for creating technical courses. Instructors can organize lessons, course pages, quizzes, and exams into modules. Public lessons are free to read without an account; signed-in learners can take assessments and view course progress in their profiles.

The authoring interface combines a Tiptap editor with reusable course assets, separate drafts and publications, revision history, and recovery downloads. Technical explanations can include code, mathematics, directory trees, callouts, images, and practice questions. Instructors manage their own courses; platform administrators have broader access and additional site-wide tools.

Practical Localization Engineering gives me a complete course to work with as both the platform’s developer and an instructor adapting material. I worked with Gemini on the course structure and generated material, then used that material to develop the presentation and editing workflows. Codex handles much of the implementation in collaboration with me; my focus is product direction, content management, adaptation, and testing.

The project is in active development alongside my other prototypes. All planned course pages contain material, including quizzes and exams, but adaptation and review continue. For now, the course demonstrates what the platform can do. I have checked content and formatting during authoring, but have not yet completed a learner walkthrough or tested it with other people.