About
About ProLearners
A plain-language place to learn, for everyone, whatever their age or schooling. It has two learning spaces so far: Tutor Workstation, for computers and AI, and the School Learning Lab, for Classes 1 to 12. More spaces are planned.
How the lessons are made
The curriculum and lessons are written with the help of AI and reviewed by people before they're published. Every lesson follows the same shape: an everyday picture, what it really is, something to try, and a quick check.
Technology changes quickly. Each page shows the date the site was last updated in its footer, and lessons are corrected whenever something is found to be wrong or out of date.
Corrections and feedback
Send corrections, questions and ideas to help@prolearners.in. Please include the page address and what you expected to see.
Came here from a page? Write to us about that page: its address is filled in for you.
Reporting a quiz or test question? Every question shows a question ID under its options (for example module-48-q9 or final-exam-q145). Include it, with the answer you expected and why, so the exact item can be checked and fixed.
Every report is read. Mistakes are fixed and the lesson is updated; bigger suggestions go onto the list for the next review of the course.
What works today
ProLearners is a public learning pilot. Today you can read every lesson and School Lab activity, take every quiz, test and exam, and keep your results on your own device with My progress. Nothing needs an account. Still to come: signing in, so your progress can move between devices.
What we count when you visit
To know how many people use the site, each page you open adds one to a daily total: which page, the name of the website you came from (for example Google), a campaign name if the link you followed had one, and whether you are on a phone, tablet or computer. Separately, your rough area (the country, or the state if you are in India) is worked out from your internet address at that moment and added to a monthly total for that area, kept apart from which pages were opened (this makes it harder, though not impossible, to match the two up: it can still be done when there are only a few visits, or by comparing the totals at two moments). That is all. We use no cookies, and the counts hold no IP address, name or anything else that could tell us who you are or link one visit to another. We send them to no other company (the area comes from a free list we keep on our own server, IP Geolocation by DB-IP). School Learning Lab pages are never counted, and nothing is counted if your browser asks websites not to track you (Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track).
What this is, and isn't
ProLearners is a learning programme in early testing. It is not a university or professional qualification, and nothing here should be taken as legal, financial or security advice for a specific situation.