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THE DISHA INTELLIGENCE ENGINE → LEARNING INTELLIGENCE

Know What to Learn Next — and Why.

Learning decisions traced to goals and gaps — with practice, evidence and progress, not just content.

What learning intervention would most meaningfully close a capability gap?

Signature: GOAL → GAP → OPTIONS → PATH → PRACTICE → EVIDENCE → PROGRESS

Analyse a Team Gap

The Learning Decision Canvas

Change the goal — watch everything re-prioritize

Goal, current capability, target capability, evidence gap, constraints, learning options, practice opportunities and the evidence outcome. The canvas is the decision, not a form.

Current capability

Senior engineer — strong build evidence, thin leadership evidence

Target capability

Team lead — leadership, cost governance, streaming depth

Evidence gap

Leadership evidence (none verified) · streaming architecture (stated only) · cost governance (absent)

Constraints

Full-time role · 5 h/week budget · prefers work-integrated practice

What this goal prioritizes right now

  • 1. Evidence-building leadership assignment
  • 2. Streaming project at work
  • 3. Cost-governance shadowing

Evidence outcome to aim for: A shipped leadership artifact + updated skill evidence — not a completion certificate

Route Simulator — try it

Four routes to the same capability, compared honestly

Fast-track, deep-learning, work-integrated, credential-led — by time, effort, prerequisites, evidence produced and dependencies.

Optimize for:

1. Deep learningbest fit for this constraint

Structured course sequence with assessments.

Time: 3–6 monthsEffort: Steady weeklyPrereq: Time for fundamentalsEvidence: Assessment records

2. Fast-track

Short intensive sprint; practice embedded in current work.

Time: 2–4 weeksEffort: High intensityPrereq: Existing adjacent evidenceEvidence: 1 focused artifact

3. Work-integrated

Learn by doing a real, scoped piece of work with feedback.

Time: 4–12 weeksEffort: Role-dependentPrereq: A willing team + scopeEvidence: Shipped work + feedback

4. Credential-led

Provider programme ending in a verified credential.

Time: 1–6 monthsEffort: Course-pacedPrereq: Provider availability — never inventedEvidence: Registry-verified credential
Illustrative routes — ordering is a scenario priority, not a prescription; the choice stays yours

The evidence loop

Completion is not competence — the loop closes in evidence

1. Learn2. Practise3. Demonstrate4. Feedback5. Update skill evidence6. Re-evaluate readiness

The loop ends where the Skills page begins again: updated skill evidence re-evaluates readiness — and the next gap decision is better informed than the last.

Organization view — within privacy boundaries

Aggregate capability gaps by role, team or critical skill — never individual surveillance. Where a gap is structural, the honest options widen: build, buy, borrow or automate the work. Each option carries different time, dependency and evidence profiles — compared in the Workforce and Decision pages, not decided here.

Calculators

Run the numbers — as scenarios, never verdicts

Calculator 1

Learning Priority

Target, current evidence, time, proficiency goal and constraints → a priority with rationale, prerequisites and evidence-building activities.

Calculator 2

Route Comparison

Fast-track vs deep-learning vs work-integrated vs credential-led — by time, effort and evidence produced.

Calculator 3

Build / Buy / Borrow / Automate

For organizations: develop, hire, partner or redesign the work — where appropriate.

Every recommendation traces to a goal and a gap, and ends in an actionable next step. Completion is never silently treated as competence.

Ask the AI Learning Advisor

Traces every suggestion back to your goal and gap — and never invents providers or prices.

  • What should I learn next?
  • Can I learn this through a project instead?
  • Which gap matters most?
  • What should my team learn?

Grounding rules

  • Answers cite the authorized records behind them — or say the evidence does not exist.
  • Uncertainty is shown, never smoothed away.
  • Recommendations are options for a human to judge — never silent decisions.
  • Every answer stays within your purpose and access level.

In the live product these conversations stream from your authorized data. Here, the questions show exactly what the analyst is built to answer.

Interconnections

Where learning intelligence hands off next

Conceptual navigation across one intelligence system — links carry your context; none of this implies a causal or predictive pipeline.

Technical architecture — how this page is built

Connected systems

Goal graph, skill graph, learner profile, evidence ledger, content metadata, pathway engine, recommendation engine, assessment & progress services, provider integrations.

Core objects

Goal, gap, learning option, route, practice opportunity, evidence outcome, constraint, prerequisite, progress event.

Governance — identical on every Intelligence page

How this system stays honest

ObservedInferenceForecastScenarioRecommendation

These five statement types never blend: everywhere in the engine, you can tell what is measured, what is derived, what is projected and what is advised.

Statement types

Observed, inference, forecast, scenario and recommendation are visually distinguished — never blended.

Illustrative by default

All data, people and outcomes on these pages are labeled illustrative composites.

No fabrication

Never fabricate people, employers, credentials, outcomes or statistics.

Explainable AI

AI explanations expose the evidence and the uncertainty behind them.

Authorized use

Data is used only within its authorized purpose and access level.

Human authority

AI supports judgement; it never replaces human decision authority.

Learning Intelligence adds: Never fabricate provider availability, price, credentials or outcomes. Content recommendation is kept separate from credential validity.

The engine behind the pages

Six pages, one interaction contract

Rule 1

Context handoff

Moving between the six pages carries your question and context with you — you never restart from zero.

Rule 2

Shared vocabulary

Skill, evidence, proficiency, readiness and scenario mean the same thing on every page.

Rule 3

Common evidence layer

Every claim carries source, timestamp, provenance, confidence and access level — everywhere.

Rule 4

AI layer boundaries

The AI summarizes, explains, compares and simulates — without inventing facts or silently converting recommendations into decisions.

Rule 5

Progressive disclosure

Overview first; evidence, assumptions and audit trails open on demand.

Illustrative journeys — conceptual paths across the engine, not claims about how any decision is made.