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The DIGI-Teens apps are now open source

The source code of the applications developed within the DIGI-Teens project is now publicly available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 licence.

The source code of the applications developed within the DIGI-Teens project is now publicly available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 licence.

The source code of the applications developed within the DIGI-Teens project is now publicly available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 licence. The system consists of two mobile applications, one for teachers and one for students, backed by a shared Firebase Realtime Database. Teachers can design personalized learning paths by selecting activities organized into topics and modules, choosing between cooperative or competitive modes, and monitoring student progress in real time. Students engage with the assigned activities through a gamified interface that includes badges, virtual currency, and avatar customization, and can reflect on their results through structured class discussions supported by the app.

The code is organized across three repositories:

We hope the code can be a useful reference for researchers and practitioners working on similar systems. A thank you to everyone who contributed to the project.

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