Five Complete Language Programs
Choose a language, then enter at the right level.
The World Atlas remains open to 206 languages and language concepts. These five receive full middle-school, high-school and lower-division college course ladders in V4. American Sign Language remains in the Atlas and is the priority sixth full program.
Formal Course Workspace
Thirty-six-week school courses and sixteen-week collegiate courses.
Each course develops interpretive, interpersonal and presentational communication alongside language control, script/pronunciation, culture, mediation, research and portfolio evidence.
Eleven Permanent Competencies
Language ability is not one percentage.
Track each competency separately for the current language and course. “Secure” is a Khaemenes learning record, not an official ACTFL, CEFR or external exam rating.
Performance Practice Studio
Practice what the course actually asks you to do.
These prompts are generated from the current language and course themes. They create portfolio evidence rather than pretending that multiple-choice recall alone is language proficiency.
Performance-Based Assessment
Interpret · interact · present · revise.
Use this chamber to record evidence from listening, reading, interpersonal exchange, speaking and writing. Knowledge checks support learning, but course completion requires performance evidence.
Preserved V3 Foundation Library
All forty original language-learning modules remain available.
They now function as a cross-language foundations library rather than the one mandatory curriculum for every language.
World Language Atlas
206 dossiers remain open beyond the five full programs.
Signed, classical, heritage, Indigenous, endangered and world languages remain visible so the Academy does not confuse “five complete pathways” with “five languages worth learning.”
Source Vault · 53 Gateways
General frameworks plus language-specific authoritative pathways.
Advanced work should add current community, teacher, university, corpus, archive and language-specific sources rather than rely on one generic phrase site.
Language Vault V4
One learner can study several languages without overwriting progress.
V4 stores progress by language → course → competencies / assessments / portfolio. Existing V3 data is preserved as a legacy snapshot and can inform the new profile without automatically awarding course completion.
Legacy V3 Preservation
Legacy Hall generations are preserved for review, export, and migration reference. New coursework belongs in this V4 Academy.
Learner Profile
Research & Reflection Notebook
Local Controls
Browser localStorage is convenient, not a secure student-information system. Export intentionally if you need a portable record.
Field Lab Bridge
A future Language Immersion Hall Pack can launch real-world scenarios—train station, host family, market, school, interview, museum, restaurant—while this Hall supplies the language curriculum and evidence record.