> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://experience-digital-transform.gitbook.io/experience-digital-transformation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://experience-digital-transform.gitbook.io/experience-digital-transformation/national-learner-registry/video-learning-path.md). # Video Learning Path The video modules that accompany the written material, grouped by type and mapped to the relevant chapters. This chapter sets out the video learning path that accompanies the written Knowledge Product. Watch the whole [Playlist on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOj17GZ2k4ew). ## Structure of the Video Learning Path The videos are grouped by purpose, moving from why the use case matters to how it is built, integrated, and deployed: * **Introductory / inspirational** (1 video) — sets out why learner registries and digital credentials matter. * **Demo** (1 video) — an end-to-end walkthrough of the PoC once it is built. * **Specification & design walkthrough** (3 videos) — actors and governance, the learner-registry specification, and the credential specification. * **Low-code implementation** (3 videos) — hands-on configuration of registration, the registry, and learner services. * **Integration / foundational DPI** (5 videos) — digital identity, information mediation, the digital signature mechanism, the wallet integration, and X-Road. * **Service portal and user experience** (1 video) — publishing services and the learner-facing experience. * **Cloud deployment** (2 videos) — reference cloud architecture and deploying building blocks. ## Video-by-Chapter Mapping | ID | Title | Format | What It Covers | | ------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | VID-01 | [From Paper Certificates to Trusted Digital Credentials](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EtEF59SViE\&list=PLOj17GZ2k4ew\&index=1) | Introductory / inspirational | Why learner registries and digital credentials matter — access, learner mobility, institutional trust and fraud prevention; the role of DPI and GovStack Building Blocks; what participants will build. | | VID-02 | Demo — National Learner Registry and Digital Credential in Action | Demo walkthrough | End-to-end flow: learner registration via Digital ID, credential issuance and signing, storage in a digital wallet, third-party verification, and a high-level look at the architecture. | | VID-03 | Education Use Case Scope and Actors | Specification & design walkthrough | Learners, institutions and the Ministry of Education as actors; credential issuers and verifiers; the trust and governance relationships between them. | | VID-04 | National Learner Registry Specifications | Specification & design walkthrough | Learner identifiers and uniqueness (incl. a worked ULID-style example), core learner attributes, lifecycle events, and data governance/stewardship. | | VID-05 | Digital Credential Specifications | Specification & design walkthrough | Credential types (certificates, diplomas, transcripts), data structure and metadata, authenticity/integrity/revocation, and alignment with open credential standards. | | VID-06 | Designing the Learner Registration Workflow (Low-Code) | Low-code implementation (hands-on) | Building the registration workflow with the Registration Building Block — forms, validation rules, school-to-ministry approval, and exception handling. | | VID-07 | [Configuring the National Learner Registry](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-QbKH5BTbI\&list=PLOj17GZ2k4ew\&index=3) | Low-code implementation (hands-on) | Defining registry schemas, linking learners to institutions, managing updates and corrections, and demonstrating audit and traceability. | | VID-08 | Building the Learner Services with Service Builder | Low-code implementation (hands-on) | Assembling learner services with drag-and-drop tools, learner self-service vs. institutional services, and publishing to the Service Portal. | | VID-09 | Integrating Digital Identity | Integration (foundational DPI) | Learner authentication and identity assurance, linking identity to the learner record, and consent/access-control considerations. | | VID-10 | Integrating Information Mediation | Integration (foundational DPI) | Secure data exchange between systems, sharing learner data on a consent basis, and logging/audit trails for mediated exchange. | | VID-11 | Integrating e-Signature for Credential Issuance | Integration (foundational DPI) | Digital signing of workflow decisions using the server-side digital signature mechanism, institutional authority and roles, and non-repudiation and trust in the issuance process. | | VID-12 | Integrating Digital Wallets | Integration (foundational DPI) | Issuing credentials into the iGrant Wallet reference implementation; wallet-based presentation, verification, revocation and updates are shown for context but remain wallet-side, out-of-scope functionality. | | VID-13 | Service Portal and User Experience | Integration / UX walkthrough | Publishing learner services, multi-channel access via web and mobile, and accessibility and inclusion considerations. | | VID-14 | Cloud Architecture for the Education Use Case | Cloud deployment | The reference cloud architecture, separation of dev/test/prod environments, and shared vs. dedicated services. | | VID-15 | Deploying Building Blocks on Cloud | Cloud deployment | Containerised deployment, Kubernetes basics where relevant, and networking and security for deploying building blocks. | | VID-16 | X-Road | Integration / infrastructure walkthrough | Setting up secure data exchange between systems: creating a member on the Central Server, adding it as a client with a signing certificate, registering the member and its provider subsystem, and preparing a separate consumer subsystem. | --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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