Knowledge constellation
Knowledge constellationEvery skill you touch becomes a star.
Lessons are stars, topics are constellations, lines show what connects. See what you know and where to go next.
Knowledge Constellation
Progress that stays visible.
Stars, not checkboxes
Finished lessons burn bright. Half-done ones glow. Recommended ones wait in grey.
Constellations by topic
Skills group by topic, so a data scientist and a designer see different skies.
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Ask Olé where you are strongest and what to focus on next. Same data, plain answer.
- White star: a lesson you finished.
- Glowing star: one you are halfway through.
- Grey star with a dashed ring: what Olé recommends next.
- Line between stars: two skills that build on each other.
Your progress, as the app shows it.
Time invested, XP, credentials, the skill mastery grid, and the sky.
Total time invested
6h 40m
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Total XP earned
1,240
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Credentials unlocked
3
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Skill Mastery Grid
Every skill starts at the bottom left. Lessons move it right as knowledge deepens, and scenarios move it up as the learner applies what they know. The star is where a skill counts as mastered.
Common questions.
- What makes a star light up?
- A star is a lesson. It appears when you start, glows past halfway, and burns white when you finish.
- Who decides the constellations?
- The topics do. Related skills share a constellation, and your job decides which you see first.
- Can my organization see my sky?
- Admins see adoption and progress at team level. Your answers and conversations with Olé are yours.
- Is it only for AI topics?
- No. Any lesson becomes a star: a spreadsheet close, a difficult customer, a new policy.
- Where does the recommended next star come from?
- From the gaps in your sky and what similar roles learned next. One click starts it.
- Can I search the sky?
- Yes. Search by lesson or skill, or click a constellation name to isolate that topic.
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