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for mentors and team leads

Your team already has a curriculum. It just has not been written down.

Every job on an FRC team is in here, in order, with a quiz at the end of each lesson. Members who sign up with your team number are grouped together, so you can see who has actually done it.

Go to your teamBrowse the curriculum

11departments

101modules

394lessons

$0per member, ever

There is no admin dashboard, because there is nothing to administer.

No seats to buy, no invite codes to chase down, no roster to keep in a spreadsheet. Three things happen, and you only do the first one.

  1. Everyone types the same team number

    When your members sign up, they enter your FRC team number. That is the whole step. There is no code to hand out and nothing to configure first.

    setup required: none

  2. The roster builds itself

    Anyone on that number is grouped with the rest of you straight away, and a member who joins in week four shows up the moment they finish signing up.

    invites to send: zero

  3. You can all see who has done what

    Lessons completed, XP and recent activity, for every member. Mentors use it to find who is trained on the mechanism, and who has not started.

    visible to: your team

tell them the number once at the first meeting

What your team gets out of it.

A curriculum that already exists
394 lessons across all 11 departments, written and reviewed. Nobody on your team has to rebuild rookie training from scratch in January again.
A quiz at the end of every lesson
Clear every quiz in a department and it issues a certificate for that department, which is the part mentors actually use: real proof of who is trained on what.
Free, with no seat count
No ads, no paywall, no per-member pricing, and no upgrade waiting at the fifteenth member. Built by a high-school student, for the teams around him.

team 0000 / roster

example, not a real team

An example team roster, showing what members can see of each other's progress.
memberdepartmentxp
Ava K.Mechanical1,240
Ravi J.Programming980
Mia B.Scouting760
Dev P.Rookie120

One team number groups rookies, veterans and mentors into a roster you can all see. Nobody has to be invited and nobody has to approve anyone.

Hand a new member this list on day one.

The first 6 departments, in catalogue order. It is the order that assumes nothing, so a rookie who works down it can be useful in the shop before they have picked a job.

safety before anyone touches a tool

  1. 01Getting Started with FRCNew to FIRST Robotics? Start your journey here.
  2. 02Mechanical, Build & PneumaticsDrivetrains, mechanisms, fabrication, and pneumatics.
  3. 03CAD & DesignDesign robots in Onshape, SolidWorks & Fusion.
  4. 04Programming, Controls & SensorsCode the robot with WPILib — plus sensors, vision & control.
  5. 05Electrical & WiringPower, the control system, and legal wiring.
  6. 06Business, Operations & FundraisingRun your team — and fund it — like a real organization.

Add your team number, then tell everyone else to.

That is the entire setup. Reading needs no account at all, so a rookie can start on the shop floor tonight and sign up later for the ticks and the certificate.

Go to your teamPick a route for them

$0no seats, no upgrade, no ads