T4R Learning Journey Design Agent

An AI-supported tool for structured curriculum co-design

A human-in-the-loop web tool for facilitators and trainers who design Local Digital Twin (LDT) training — in the Twin4Resilience partner cities Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rennes, Dublin, Brussels and Schuttrange, the regional partners Leiedal and the Flanders Environment Agency, and beyond. You describe your use case and your learners; the tool helps you pick from 72 Micro-Learning Units (MLUs) across four frameworks — Education (EDU), Governance (GOV), Technical (TEC) and Ethics, Inclusion & Democratisation (EID) — and turn them into a teaching plan.

Start designing

Seven steps — and who acts at each

  1. Use Case Goals You describe your context
  2. Learner Profile You
  3. Future Role & Contribution You
  4. Current Knowledge You
  5. Suggested MLUs The tool’s AI proposes MLUs
  6. Finalise MLUs You decide which MLUs to keep
  7. Assemble Journey The AI drafts a teaching plan; you edit and decide

What you get

AI on rails — the AI assists, the human decides. You confirm every step. The AI (Mistral, a European provider) only makes suggestions in step 5 and drafts the teaching plan in step 7; nothing counts until you have reviewed and confirmed it.