RPG Learning Hub

RPG Learning Hub

A personalized, interactive guide for students to design and build their own RPG. User choices directly influence the lessons they see.

Core Features

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Progress Tracking

Automatic progress saving with localStorage to track completion across all modules.

  • Save progress after each module completion
  • Visual progress bar showing percentage complete
  • Resume from where you left off on return visits
  • Track quiz responses and module completions
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Adaptive Content

Dynamic module content that changes based on user preferences from the starter quiz.

  • Module 3 (Worldbuilding) adapts to chosen RPG style
  • Module 6 (Gameplay Design) personalizes to preferences
  • Real-time content generation based on quiz answers
  • Customized learning path for each student
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Experience Summary

Comprehensive summary of user's journey and ideal RPG design based on all choices made.

  • Aggregates all quiz responses and module choices
  • Generates personalized RPG blueprint document
  • Exportable summary for future reference
  • Visualizes your unique RPG design pathway
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Admin Dashboard

Administrative page displaying user analytics and information after students complete the modules.

  • View all student progress and completion rates
  • Analyze most popular RPG style preferences
  • Track module engagement and time spent
  • Export student data and personalized RPG designs
  • Monitor quiz responses and learning patterns

Core Pages

Login Page

Students create or load a personalized profile that tracks preferences and choices.

Personalized learning path

Starter Page

Students answer interactive questions about what type of RPG they want to build.

Preference gathering and adaptive learning

Worldbuilding

Guided world creation tailored to the student's selected RPG style.

Dynamic content generation

Controls & Keybinds

Practice implementing WASD movement and interactive key events.

Hands-on coding fundamentals

Animation

Learn techniques for animating characters, tiles, and UI.

Core game development concepts

RPG Gameplay Design

A curated idea hub that adapts suggestions to the student's preferred RPG style.

Mechanic theory building

Admin Dashboard

Instructor-only view to monitor student analytics, progress, and gathered preferences.

Data visualization and assessment

Categories

User Profiling Worldbuilding Techniques Game Controls Animation Logic Mechanic Design Personalization Systems Analytics & Reporting

Learning Objectives

Understand how user preferences can influence learning pathways.
Practice building foundational RPG components in small modules.
Learn to integrate input controls and animation into interactive games.
Develop the ability to design and personalize game worlds and mechanics.

Modules

Login Page

Module 1

Students are able to use the login page to start the page

Key Concepts

  • Makes it so each person has their personalized data on the next few modules
  • LocalStorage or simple backend use
  • Dynamic student experiences

Tasks

  • Build login form
  • Store user profile in localStorage
  • Load personalized preferences on each page
Interactive Elements:
Save username Load existing profile Display profile-based UI

Starter Page – RPG Preference Quiz

Module 2

The student selects what kind of RPG they want to build. These choices shape modules 3 and 6.

Key Concepts

  • Defining tone (dark, cozy, fantasy, sci-fi)
  • Choosing gameplay focus (combat, story, exploration)
  • Choosing progression style (quests, leveling, relationships)

Tasks

  • Create preference-selection UI
  • Store choices in profile
Interactive Elements:
Dynamic preference quiz Preview of personalized path

Worldbuilding

Module 3

Worldbuilding content adapts based on the preferences selected in Module 2.

Key Concepts

  • Lore depth
  • Conflict vs harmony
  • NPC and environment design

Tasks

  • Design a starter zone
  • Create factions or peaceful societies
Interactive Elements:
Auto-generated world suggestions based on chosen RPG style Editable world outline

Keybinds & Controls

Module 4

Students learn WASD movement coding and basic interaction keys.

Key Concepts

  • Keyboard event listeners
  • Movement logic
  • Interaction triggers

Tasks

  • Implement WASD movement
  • Add interaction key (E, F)
Interactive Elements:
Live JS movement demo Task: Add custom keybinding

Animation

Module 5

The student learns sprite animation logic for an RPG system.

Key Concepts

  • Sprite sheets
  • Idle, walk, and action animations

Tasks

  • Import sprite sheet
  • Animate walking
Interactive Elements:
Code examples Understanding examples

RPG Gameplay Design Hub

Module 6

Personalized gameplay ideas based on the student's responses in module two.

Key Concepts

  • Game ideas, such as interactables and storylines
  • Mechanic depth based on player interest

Tasks

  • Select a core mechanic set
Interactive Elements:
Adaptive idea generator Combat / peaceful / story presets

Admin Dashboard

Instructor Module

View comprehensive analytics of all students who have completed the RPG learning modules.

Key Concepts

  • Aggregate student data and preferences
  • Visual charts showing popular RPG styles
  • Module completion tracking per student
  • Export functionality for reports

Tasks

  • Display user analytics dashboard
  • Generate summary reports
  • Filter by module or student
Interactive Elements:
Real-time analytics charts Student detail view CSV/PDF export options

System Flow

Login

Module 1

Load or create personalized student profile

Steps

  1. 1. Enter username
  2. 2. Save profile to localStorage
  3. 3. Load saved preferences

Starter Page Quiz

Module 2

Gather RPG-style preferences

Steps

  1. 1. Choose game tone
  2. 2. Choose RPG format
  3. 3. Choose mechanic focus
  4. 4. Store selections

Personalized Modules

Modules 3–6

Modify content based on user choices

Steps

  1. 1. Load profile data
  2. 2. Alter worldbuilding suggestions
  3. 3. Alter gameplay ideas
  4. 4. Render adaptive tasks

Admin Analytics View

Admin Dashboard

Display aggregated user data and analytics

Steps

  1. 1. Retrieve all user profiles from storage
  2. 2. Calculate completion percentages
  3. 3. Generate preference distribution charts
  4. 4. Display individual student summaries
  5. 5. Provide export functionality

Analytics and Acceptance Criteria

Analytics and Metrics

  • Track most-selected RPG style
  • Record user progress across modules
  • Monitor animated components loaded
  • Admin dashboard access and usage tracking
  • Student completion time per module

Acceptance Criteria

  • Login stores and loads user personalization
  • Starter page quiz populates user profile
  • Worldbuilding adjusts based on profile
  • Gameplay design ideas adjust accordingly
  • Admin dashboard displays all user analytics
  • Admin can export student data and progress reports

Task Checklist

RPG Interactive Learning Project