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23 learning paths across 19 subjects, and every lesson inside them.

23 paths

Life & Health Sciences

ASCP MB — Technologist in Molecular Biology

An exam-objective-aligned path to the ASCP Board of Certification credential Technologist in Molecular Biology, MB(ASCP). Built directly on the BOC Examination Content Guideline's four weighted content areas — Molecular Science (20–25%), Molecular Techniques (30–35%), Laboratory Operations (15–20%), and Applications of Molecular Testing (30–35%) — at textbook depth. Regulatory and clinical-claim content (operations and applications courses) is authored at high-tier citation rigor against U.S. primary sources (CLIA, CAP, CLSI, FDA).

60 lessons · ~5 h · certification

Civics & Government

Becoming Mayor of Stoughton, Wisconsin

A concrete, step-by-step path to understanding, running for, and serving as Mayor of Stoughton, Wisconsin — the office and its checks, eligibility, community partnerships and public trust, spring ballot access, campaign finance, a local campaign plan, election day, and the transition into office. Built from current City, County, Wisconsin Elections Commission, Ethics Commission, Department of Justice, and statutory sources.

21 lessons · ~2 h · career-track

Design & Craft

Chairs

How great chairs are designed and made — from mingei and Danish modern to the green-wood revival — taught half through appreciation and design thinking, half through real shop work, ending in plan-verified builds, two capstone chairs, and original measured projects in a practical plan room.

38 lessons · ~5 h · deep dive

Chess

Chess: 900 to 1800

Tactics, strategy, endgames, and a full opening repertoire, all practised on the board in the Chess Trainer: every lesson is interactive, and every exercise is checked by a chess engine.

132 lessons · ~24 h · survey

Computing

Computing and the Command Line

The shell, Linux, and git, practised hands-on, then the theory underneath: how computers, operating systems, data structures, algorithms, and networks work.

80 lessons · ~9 h · survey

Design & Craft

Design Literacy

Learn to see what a label and price tag leave out: material grade, process, tolerances, labor, functional details, visual coherence, repairability, scarcity, and brand story. Fineas Jackson's Chasing Beauty series supplies memorable objects, while focused field guides unpack linen, wool, denim, silk, leather, fasteners, blades, and cookware directly in the lessons. Museums, design institutions, manufacturers, and research sources supply the evidence needed to test each explanation.

49 lessons · ~5 h · survey

Engineering

Engineering

A degree-style path through the engineering foundations shared by every discipline — mathematics, physics, computation, and statics — built to be reused by the Mechanical, Electrical, and Robotics concentration tracks that layer on top of it.

36 lessons · ~3 h · degree

Design & Craft

Folk School

The craft subjects of a Northwoods folk school - timber framing, Scandinavian building and coatings, green woodworking and sloyd, weaving, baskets and caning, and blacksmithing - taught as practical lessons.

204 lessons · ~13 h · survey

Geography

Geography

Maps, the restless earth, climate and water, where people live and why, and the Nordic countries and Great Lakes up close.

6 lessons · ~1 h · survey

Health IT & Interoperability

HL7 Interoperability

A practitioner's path through health-data interoperability across the full HL7 family — from the wire-level v2 messages that still run most production interfaces, through v3/CDA documents, to modern FHIR APIs — plus the terminology and operations knowledge real integration work demands.

51 lessons · ~4 h · certification

Home & Building

Building and Maintaining a House

Residential construction in a cold climate, with full plumbing and electrical courses and a timber-framing option.

111 lessons · ~8 h · career-track

Homestead & Food

Homestead

Planning and running a small homestead in Wisconsin: gardens, livestock, wood heat, preserving the harvest, and butchering.

55 lessons · ~4 h · survey

Humanities & Ethics

Humanities & Ethics

A method-first path through close reading, historical evidence, visual culture, and practical ethics. It treats poems, speeches, photographs, objects, and moral cases as things to investigate carefully rather than material to summarize or opinions to announce.

33 lessons · ~3 h · survey

Culture & Travel

Japanese Lore

A deep dive into Japanese myth, religion, folklore, and the uncanny — Shinto and its kami, the yōkai bestiary, the kaidan ghost-story tradition, and the blurred line between legend and history — with every real, visitable place named and located, so the course doubles as a travel atlas.

24 lessons · ~3 h · deep dive

Kids' Big Questions

Big Questions, Complete Answers

The "why" questions kids actually ask, answered all the way down in short, clear lessons, each ending with the complete answer instead of a new question.

157 lessons · ~9 h · survey

Language & Linguistics

Language & Linguistics

Learn to investigate family expressions, surprising word parts, regional dialects, language contact, mishearings, reanalysis, word retrieval, speech sounds and slips, conversation signals, turn-taking, repair, context-bound reference, category labels, shifting meanings, and etymology. A Way with Words supplies memorable cases; dictionaries, dialect archives, corpora, experiments, official terminology, and linguistics research supply the methods for testing them.

36 lessons · ~4 h · survey

Logic & Reasoning

Logic & Reasoning

A practical path from the anatomy of an argument to symbolic logic, probability, causal inference, disagreement, and decisions under uncertainty. The emphasis is not memorizing fallacy names; it is learning repeatable ways to test claims, expose assumptions, build counterexamples, and revise beliefs.

25 lessons · ~2 h · survey

Engineering

Mechanical Engineering, Robotics & Workplace Automation

A complete self-study engineering path from calculus, physics, and computation through statics, material strength, dynamics, thermo-fluids, machine design, manufacturing, mechatronics, feedback control, robotics, industrial automation, and responsible workplace deployment. MIT OpenCourseWare and Stanford courses anchor the academic sequence; NIST, OSHA, ISO, IEC, ISA, and NIOSH anchor the manufacturing, safety, integration, and human-work systems.

78 lessons · ~7 h · degree

Money & Taxes

Money & Taxes

How federal and Wisconsin taxes work, paychecks and payroll tax, property and sales tax, saving and investing, and the money side of a homestead.

9 lessons · ~1 h · survey

Civics & Government

Nonprofit Board Service: Shake Rag Alley

A detailed working education for serving on the board of Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts: mission and local history, fiduciary governance, board-staff practice, finance and Form 990 analysis, risk, fundraising, grant development, policy, advocacy, a first-year board work plan, and the practical work of partnering with city government without confusing roles.

36 lessons · ~3 h · career-track

Fiber & Textiles

Sewing

Hand and machine sewing from first stitches to fitted garments, mending, and heavy canvas gear.

26 lessons · ~2 h · deep dive

Outdoors & Nature

Wisconsin Outdoors

The natural history of Wisconsin, a year of wild foods, and the outdoor and winter skills to enjoy both.

49 lessons · ~4 h · survey

Design & Craft

Woodworking

Wood as a material and how to dry it, then hand tools, machines, joinery, finishing, and green-wood craft.

160 lessons · ~14 h · deep dive

Learn toward a goal

Molecular Biology Technologist

Laboratory technologist specializing in molecular diagnostics.

Healthcare Integration Analyst

Builds and maintains the interfaces that move clinical data between systems.

Local Elected Official

Running for and serving in local elected office.

Engineer (Foundations)

The shared math, physics, and computation base every engineering discipline builds on.

Mechanical & Automation Engineer

Designs machines, robots, controls, manufacturing cells, and responsible workplace automation.

Veterinary Technician

Animal-health technician work, with a planned feline deep dive.

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